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Taxa: Arpinia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences of the Estonian University of Life Sciences (TAAM) & Estonian University of Life Sciences (EAA)

TAAM & EAA
Arpinia luteola J. Geesink
TAAM187536Jukka Vauras   1998-09-16
Morthern Jytland, Lokken comm, plantage at Rulejerg Knude
TAAM & EAA
Arpinia luteola J. Geesink
TAAM040932A. Raitviir   1960-08-15
Pärnu maakond, Koonga, 58.58333 24.15

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

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Arpinia luteola J. Geesink
L.4305884Vries GA de   Vries, GA de s.n.1987-09-09
Netherlands, Flevoland, Abbert-Noord, lot 063., 51.834068 4.698041
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Arpinia Berthet
L.4305886Nauta MM; Jalink LM   Nauta, MM; Jalink, LM 62671989-10-28
Netherlands, Groningen, Lauwersoog, Lauwersoog bos., 53.405719 6.251861
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Arpinia luteola J. Geesink
L 0053749Tichelman H   Tichelman, H 12331977-10-04
Belgium, Namur, Belgian ardennesresteigne
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Arpinia luteola J. Geesink
L 0053750Tichelman M   Tichelman, M s.n.1977-10-04
Belgium, Near Resteigne, Ardennes, Belgium.

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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F134947R. G. Carlsson   1997-09-04
Sweden, Jämtland, Lockne, Jämtland; Lockne socken; betesmark V om Ånge, ca. 3.1 km N om Tandsbyn station, 63 14

University of Copenhagen

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27666Rolf-Göran Carlsson   1997-09-04
Sweden, Jämtland, Lockne W Änge, 3 km W Tundby railway sta
C:F
54586H. Dissing   1975-09-09
Norway, Nordl, Rana, ¥rtfjellmoen, mountain brook, 20 km
C:F
Arpinia microspora (Dissing & Raitv.) Hohmeyer
60842Ain Raitviir   1963-08-24
Kazakhstan, Tianschan, Montes Zailiiski Alatau, Tchimbulak
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