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Dataset: CMNH-BOTANY
Taxa: Fagaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cincinnati Museum Center, Cincinnati Museum of Natural History

CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000331Busemeyer, D.T.   1861992-03-00
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Coto, Mt. High Peak, 15.5 120.133333, 1595m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000330Busemeyer, D.T.   2121992-03-15
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Coto, Mt. High Peak, 15.5 120.133333, 1600m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000332Busemeyer, D.T.   2151992-03-15
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Coto, Mt. High Peak, 15.5 120.133333, 1600m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000333Busemeyer, D.T.   4391992-05-28
Philippines, Oriental Mindoro, Lantuyan, Mt. Halcon, 13.290833 120.992222, 1200m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000334Busemeyer, D.T.   1921992-03-00
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Coto, Mt. High Peak, 15.5 120.133333, 1570m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000335Busemeyer, D.T.   2751992-04-10
Philippines, W. Visayas, Panay Isl, Antique, Culasi, Alojipan, Mt. Madia-as, 11.40818 122.149389, 1050m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000336Busemeyer, D.T.   1851992-03-00
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Coto, Mt. High Peak, 15.5 120.133333, 1620m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000337Busemeyer, D.T.   4541992-05-28
Philippines, Mindoro Oriental, Lantuyan, Mt. Halcon, 13.290833 120.992222, 1200m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000338Busemeyer, D.T.   1261992-02-26
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Coto Mining Corp, along Lawis River, 15.553042 120.137919, 300m
CMNH:BOTANY
BOTANY-0000339Busemeyer, D.T.   311994-02-00
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Coto, Mt. Apoy (Burning Rock), 15.583333 120.15, 1170m
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