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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Camellia costei (Camellia dubia)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Herbarium: Vascular Plants

NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140320Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-12
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China Province: Hunan Specimen [sic; Specimen Site] #11C2 Location: Mountain site adjacent to Dong Kou City, Hunan. Elevation: 500-550 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140321Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-12
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China Province: Hunan Specimen [sic; Specimen Site] #11C2 Location: Mountain site adjacent to Dong Kou City, Hunan. Elevation: 500-550 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140322Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-12
China, Hunan (province), Country: PR [sic; People's Republic] of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C2 Location: Mountain site adjacent to Dong Kou City, Hunan. Elev: 500-550 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140323Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-12
China, Hunan (province), Country: PR [sic; People's Republic] of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C2 Location: Mountain site adjacent to Dong Kou City, Hunan. Elev: 500-550 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140324Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-12
China, Hunan (province), Country: PR [sic; People's Republic] of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C2 Location: Mountain site adjacent to Dong Kou City, Hunan. Elev: 500-550 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140272Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-15
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C5 Location: Rich woods near drainage on slope of mountain adjacent to village. Dou Ding Village, about 50 km north of Yuou Ling City. Elevation: 470 meters
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140315Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-15
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C5 Location: Rich woods near drainage on slope of mountain adjacent to village. Dou Ding Village, about 50 km north of Yuou Ling City Elevation: 470 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140314Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-15
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C5 Location: Rich woods near drainage on slope of mountain adjacent to village. Dou Ding Village, about 50 km north of Yuou Ling City Elevation: 470 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140316Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-16
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C6A Location: Zhang Jia Jie National Park: Very steep, rich mesic old forest. Collected along steep trail down from left side of observation area. Elevation: 750-1000 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140305Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-16
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China Province: Hunan Specimen Site #11C6B Location: Zhang Jia Jie National Park: Collected along Jin Bia Xi Trail. Trail in mature forest along stream. Rich mesic area. Elevation: 600 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140117Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-12
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China. Province: Hunan. Specimen #11C2. Location: Mountain site adjacent to Dong Kou City, Hunan. Elevation: 500 - 550 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
NCU00140116Parks, Clifford R.   s.n.2011-11-12
China, Hunan (province), Country: Peoples Republic of China. Province: Hunan. Specimen #11C2. Location: Mountain site adjacent to Dong Kou City, Hunan. Elevation: 500 - 550 meters.
NCU:Vascular Plants
Camellia costei Leveille
NCU00456778   
United States, North Carolina, Orange
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