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Dataset: WTU-V
Search Criteria: Russia; Primorskiy; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Washington Herbarium, Vascular Plant Collection

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336387S. Kharkevich, T. Buch, I. Vyschin   527c1984-07-29
Russia, Primorskiy, Terneryskiy district, headwater of Svetlaya-Maksimovka-Bolschaya Kema rivers, mountain 1758 m.
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337072S. Kharkevich, T. Buch.   599b1992-07-13
Russia, Primorskiy, suburb of Vladivostok, vicinity of Academic town., 43.149908 131.898916
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342195S. Kharkevich   3971990-06-13
Russia, Primorskiy, Vicinity of Nakhodka, Marine biologic station "Vostok"., 43.221388 131.996642
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340680S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   11061995-08-21
Russia, Primorskiy, Suburb of Vladivostok, vicinity of railway station Chayka., 43.198325 131.922047
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335963S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   4001991-07-03
Russia, Primorskiy, Vicinity of Nakhodka, Marine biologic station "Vostok"., 42.892146 132.732032
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341278S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   510b1997-06-28
Russia, Primorskiy, Suburb of Vladivostok, right coast of Amur bay, cape Peschanyi., 43.149908 131.898916
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337020S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   510b1995-06-22
Russia, Primorskiy, Vladivostok, vicinity of Academic town, at Institute of Biology and Pedology., 43.191911 131.921275
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337852S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   6171988-07-26
Russia, Primorskiy, Suburb of Vladivostok, vicinity of Academic town., 43.149908 131.898916
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339197S. Kharkevich, T. Buch   7421992-07-13
Russia, Primorskiy, Suburb of Vladivostok, vicinity of Academic town, in the brink of the road.
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337092T. Buch   7261988-06-30
Russia, Primorskiy, Spasskiy district, vicinity of village Novoselskoye., 53.517786 78.149842
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