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Dataset: BNM
Taxa: Trema
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Belau National Herbarium

BNM
Trema cannabina var. scabra (Bl.) de Wit.
249S. A. Hardy   581967-06-28
Palau, Koror, 7.342527 134.473509, 3610m
BNM
Trema cannabina var. cannabina Lour.
397S. A. Hardy   1121968-01-26
Palau, Airai, 7.37896 134.53608, 3608m
BNM
Trema orientalis var. argentea (Pl.) Laut.
1185Joan E. Canfield   4441978-02-07
Palau, Airai, 7.378074 134.54892, 4856m
BNM
1532J. Timberlake   30131981-03-13
Palau, Aimeliik, 7.441199 134.491985, 2314m
BNM
1589J. Timberlake   30731981-07-22
Palau, Aimeliik, 7.441199 134.491985, 2314m
BNM
1946Steven Victor   LR264651996-03-30
Palau, Airai, 7.35972 134.585995, 5366m
BNM
Trema orientalis var. argentea
1974Lynn Raulerson   LR 265731996-04-02
Palau, 7.456862 134.530521, 362m
BNM
3627Gregory M. Plunkett   27372013-11-14
Palau, Ngchesar, 7.438361 134.572972, 43m
BNM
3293Wayne Law   3702009-08-11
Palau, Ngeremlengui, Yamato Area, 7.499366 134.544685, 430m
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