Dataset: VT-
Taxa: Stephania
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium


VT
UVMVT139675   s.n.1881-07-17
Japan, Kiushiu

VT
Stephania japonica (Thunb.) Miers
UVMVT139672Ando, H.   s.n.1951-09-23
Japan, Miyajima Isl, Hiroshima Pref, Japan

VT
UVMVT139673   
Australia

VT
UVMVT139674Hooker, J.D.   
India, Hab. Khasia

VT
UVMVT139677   
Australia

VT
Stephania japonica (Thunb.) Miers
UVMVT139670Charette, L.A.   18011954-07-14
Japan, Yamaguchi, In the village of Yokoyama in Iwakuni City. (25.6 miles west of Hiroshima City). Base of east slope of Castle Mountain (Shiro-yama) National Forest, west bank of the Nishiki River, 34.166667 132.166667, 14m

VT
UVMVT139668Elmer, A.D.E.   102661908-06-00
Philippines, Negros Oriental, Dumaguete (Cuernos Mts.), Island of Negros, 9.307 123.3074

VT
UVMVT139671Hill, S. R.   358182004-03-28
Australia, Queensland, Moreton, MORETON PASTORAL DISTRICT [SHIRE OF ESK]. Vicinity of Wivenhoe Outlook, Route 31 (Northbrook Parkway), west facing slope overlooking Lake Wivenhoe, Mt. Glorious, Brisbane Forest Park. South D'Aguilar Range., -27.316667 152.75

VT
UVMVT139676   
Australia

VT
Stephania japonica (Thunb.) Miers
UVMVT139669Elmer, A.D.E.   100931908-05-00
Philippines, Negros Oriental, Dumaguete (Cuernos Mts.), Island of Negros, 9.307 123.3074

VT
UVMVT139667Elmer, A.D.E.   100401908-05-00
Philippines, Negros Oriental, Dumaguete (Cuernos Mts.), Island of Negros, 9.307 123.3074

VT
Stephania japonica va. discolor
UVMVT308133S. R. Hill   36064
United States, Illinois

VT
UVMVT299835S.R. Hill   36087
United States, Illinois


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