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

CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000370Busemeyer, D. T.   3131992-04-11
Philippines, W. Visayas, Panay Isl, Antique, Culasi, Alojipan, Mt. Madia-as, 11.40675 122.151191, 1230m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000368Busemeyer, D. T.   5311992-06-04
Philippines, Oriental Mindoro, Calapan, Lantuyan, Hanglo vicinities, 13.28 121.011389, 1360m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000369Busemeyer, D. T.   5881992-02-26
Philippines, Oriental Mindoro, Calapan, Lantuyan, Mt. Halcon, Hanglo vicinities, 13.267637 120.990511, 2200m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000367Busemeyer, D. T.   2191992-03-15
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Masinloc, Coto, Mt. High peak, 15.3 120.08, 1500m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos lancifolia Siebold & Zucc.
BOTANY-0000363Busemeyer, D. T.   1931992-03-12
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Masinloc, Coto, Mt. High Peak, 15.3 120.08, 1590m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000364Busemeyer, D. T.   471994-02-17
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Masinloc, Coto, Mt. Apoy (Burning Rock), 15.35 120.09, 1180m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000365Busemeyer, D. T.   631994-02-17
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Masinloc, Coto, Mt. Apoy (Burning Rock), 15.35 120.09, 1160m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000366Busemeyer, D. T.   2181992-03-15
Philippines, N. Luzon, Zambales, Masinloc, Coto, Mt. High peak, 15.3 120.08, 1600m
CMNH:BOTANY
Symplocos Jacq.
BOTANY-0000371Busemeyer, D. T.   5601992-06-04
Philippines, Oriental Mindoro, Calapan, Lantuyan, Mt. Halcon, 13.26244 120.995355, 2453m
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