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Taxa: Stereocaulon japonicum, Stereocaulon japonicum subsp. etigoense, Stereocaulon japonicum subsp. japonicum, Stereocaulon japonicum var. aogasimense, Stereocaulon japonicum var. cornmixtum, Stereocaulon japonicum var. echigoense, Stereocaulon japonicum var. japonicum, Stereocaulon japonicum var. subfas... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat-iNaturalist
109011588balawu   2022-03-00
Taiwan, Taiwan, TW, 24.1265333333 121.2703716667

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

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Stereocaulon japonicum Th.Fr.
BR5030045698110Aptroot A.   203021987-02-00
Philippines, Baguio, Mt. Santa Tomas, 16.3 120.583333
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Stereocaulon japonicum Th.Fr.
BR5030091665753Shibuichi H.   59091979-07-27
Japan, Kurio, Yakushima island
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Stereocaulon japonicum Th.Fr.
BR5030091663698Togashi M.   S.N.1970-04-29
Japan, Ogawa Pass, Ohtomura, Nishi-Muro-gun
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Stereocaulon japonicum Th.Fr.
BR5030083596775Togashi M.   S.N.1956-12-31
Japan, Saijohji Temple, Odawara
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Stereocaulon japonicum Th.Fr.
BR5030091725747Aptroot A.   436301998-06-00
Hong Kong, Victoria Peak
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Stereocaulon japonicum Th.Fr.
BR5030045716296Aptroot A.   43580A1998-06-00
Hong Kong, Tai Mo Shan
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Stereocaulon japonicum Th.Fr.
BR5030091664725Kurokawa Syo   690811969-11-09
Japan, Lakeside of Saiko, Mt. Fuji

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

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L 0101776Siebold PF von   Siebold, PF von s.n.
Japan
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L 0101775Siebold PF von   Siebold, PF von s.n.
Japan

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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F76505M. Togashi   1954-09-09
Japan, Fukui, JAPAN. Honshu. Prov. Wakasa (Pref. Fukui): Obama-city.

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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TUF060960M. Togashi   1956-12-31
Honshu. Prov. Sagami: Saijohji Temple, Odawara
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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