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Dataset: CM-Botany
Search Criteria: China; Chili; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM401343Meyer, F.N.   11991913-08-12
China, Chili, Hsiao Wutai Chan, 3048m
CM:Botany
CM182802Meyer, F.N.   12581913-08-21
China, Chili, Haiao Wu tai chan, 2134m
CM:Botany
Castanea Mill.
CM208449Meyer, F.N.   9201913-05-31
China, Chili, San tun ying
CM:Botany
Castanea Mill.
CM208491Meyer, F.N.   9211913-05-31
China, Chili, San tun ying
CM:Botany
Castanea Mill.
CM208704Meyer, F.N.   9191913-05-28
China, Chili, San tun ying
CM:Botany
Betula L.
CM430891Meyer, F.N.   12071913-08-12
China, Chili, Mt Canons, 3048m
CM:Botany
CM431066Meyer, F.N.   11251913-08-08
China, Chili, Hsiac Wu tai Shau
CM:Botany
CM432349Meyer, F.N.   9651913-05-29
China, Chili, near Santumying
CM:Botany
CM432571Meyer, F.N.   10341913-07-27
China, Chili, Nankou
CM:Botany
Asparagus dauricus Fisch. ex Link
CM424481Meyer, F.N.   9271913-05-20
China, Chili, Pekin
CM:Botany
CM177302Meyer, F.N.   13691913-08-29
China, Chili, no further locality
CM:Botany
CM150182Meyer, F.N.   10311913-07-27
China, Chili, Nankou
CM:Botany
CM150183Meyer, F.N.   10601913-08-01
China, Chili, Nr Koutza
CM:Botany
CM464069Meyer, F.N.   13011913-09-13
China, Chili, nr Yingtau ko
CM:Botany
Erodium L'Hér. ex Ait.
CM158239Meyer, F.N.   9781913-06-00
China, Chili, Tientsin [??] and other places
CM:Botany
CM115170Meyer, F.N.   13431913-08-23
China, Chili, Hsiao Wu tai shan
CM:Botany
CM115184Meyer, F.N.   12251913-08-14
China, Chili, Hsiao Wu tai shan
CM:Botany
CM115185Meyer, F.N.   12031913-08-12
China, Chili, Hsiao Wu tai shan
CM:Botany
Vitex negundo Noronha
CM142665Meyer, F.N.   10081913-07-05
China, Chili, Peking
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