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Dataset: DES-
Search Criteria: Myanmar; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

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Centella asiatica (L.) Urban
DES00038200Wendy Hodgson   62571993-11-18
Myanmar, Washington, Village of Baan Huay (or Ban Vai). Assumed to have been collected from somewhere near village, by Sam Rong, Wa tradiional healer., 23.05 -99.283333, 1500m
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DES00038277Wendy Hodgson   62531993-11-18
Myanmar, Washington, Village of Baan Huay (or Ban Vai). Assumed to have been collected from somewhere near village, by Sam Rong, Wa tradiional healer., 23.05 99.286389, 1500m
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Apiaceae Lindl.
DES00038280Wendy Hodgson   62271993-11-13
Myanmar, Wa, Village of Long Teng, just north of Dragon Lake. Assumed to have been collected from somewhere near village, by Nee Brah, Wa traditional healer, trained by Law Sai (plant doctor)., 21.770585 95.68515
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Araliaceae Juss.
DES00038211Wendy Hodgson   62391993-11-16
Myanmar, Washington, Village of Mong Ma. Assumed to have been collected from somewhere near village, by Ai Khwet, Wa., 22.960056 98.970333, 1560m
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Codonopsis javanica (Blume) Hook.f. & Thomson
DES00038278Edward Anderson   62491993-11-16
Myanmar, WA State. Village of Mong Ma., 22.960056 -98.970333, 1560m
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DES00038276Wendy Hodgson   62531993-11-18
Myanmar, Washington, Village of Baan Huay (or Ban Vai)., 23.05 99.283333, 1500m
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Unknown
DES00038282Edward Anderson   62251993-11-13
Myanmar, Wa, Loilem, Village of Long Teng, just north of Dragon Lake., 20.787819 97.574798
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Lycopodiella cernua (L.) Pic.Serm.
DES00038216Edward Anderson   62561993-11-18
Myanmar, Wa, Burma. WA State. Village of Baan Huay (or Ban Vai)., 23.05 99.283333, 1500m
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Houttuynia Thunb
DES00038290Edward Anderson   62661993-11-18
Myanmar, Wa, Village of Baan Huay (or Ban Vai)., 23.05 99.283333, 1500m
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