Dataset: L
Taxa: Tranzschelia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Naturalis Biodiversity Center


L
Tranzschelia punctatum
L.2090736Fiori A   Fiori, A s.n.1904-02-01
Italy, Toscana, Firenze

L
Tranzschelia pruni
L.1038524Herter WG   Herter, WG 845361929-01-01
Uruguay, Montevideo, Miguelete .

L
Tranzschelia anemones (Pers.) Nannf.
L 0117381Herb Persoon   Herb Persoon s.n.
ZZ, Unknown.

L
Tranzschelia anemones (Pers.) Nannf.
L 0117382Herb Persoon   Herb Persoon s.n.
ZZ, Ex Alpinis.

L
Tranzschelia pruni
L 0112276   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia pruni
L 0112279Balbis GB   Balbis, GB s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia pruni
L 0112280   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia pruni
L 0112277   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia punctatum
L 0110051   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia quadrifidum
L 0110054   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia quadrifidum
L 0110055   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia quadrifidum
L 0110052   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia quadrifidum
L 0110053   s.n.
ZZ

L
Tranzschelia pruni
L 0112278Candolle ALPP de   Candolle, ALPP de s.n.
ZZ


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