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Dataset: US
Taxa: Chloranthaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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United States National Herbarium

US:US
Ascarina J.R. Forst. & G. Forst.
Smith, A. C.   7887
Fiji
US:US
1215623Whistler, W. A.   W 51101982-08-09
Cook Islands, The summit of Tekou, 540m
US:US
105021Smith, A. C.   78871953-06-22
Fiji, Mt. Ndelaitho, toward Navukailangi. [Lomaiviti Group]
US:US
756402Wilkes Explor. Exped.   s.n.1838-00-00
Fiji
US:US
Ascarina diffusa A.C. Sm. : Smith, A. C. : 1976
1215622Christophersen, E.; Hume, E. P.   21531931-07-24
Western Samoa, Above Matavanu, 1300m
US:US
Ascarina diffusa A.C. Sm. : Smith, A. C. : 1976
1215624Christophersen, E.; Hume, E. P.   19961931-07-14
Western Samoa, Savaii, Above matavanu, 900m
US:US
Miller, G. L.   s.n.
New Zealand, Te Awamutu
US:US
105020Smith, A. C.   9081934-01-03
Fiji, Summit of Uluingalau. [Vanua Levu Group]
US:US
1096851Carlquist, S.   156201978-09-09
Fiji, Western
US:US
448717Beck, H. T.; Jackson-Beck, L. A.   12151990-08-10
United States, Hawaii, Kaua`i, Lawai, National Tropical Botanical Garden, Bamboo Bridge, 22.1667 -159.75
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