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Taxa: Syzygium calubcob (Eugenia calubcob)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium

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Syzygium calubcob (C. B. Robinson) Merr.
BRIT34726Philippine Plant Inventory   PPI 15971991-03-22
Philippines, Batanes, Batan Isl, Batanes Prov, Ivana, Found along the trail to Mt. Matarem..
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Syzygium calubcob (C. B. Robinson) Merr.
BRIT34725Philippine Plant Inventory   PPI 90321992-10-23
Philippines, La Union, Luzon Isl, La Union Prov, Sta. Rita.
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Syzygium calubcob (C. B. Robinson) Merr.
BRIT34724Philippine Plant Inventory   PPI 55881991-11-28
Philippines, Catanduanes, Luzon Isl, Catanduanes Prov, Virac, Brgy. San Vicente.
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Syzygium calubcob (C. B. Robinson) Merr.
BRIT34737Philippine Plant Inventory   PPI 17421991-05-11
Philippines, Agusan Norte, Mindanao Isl, Agusan Norte Prov, Tungao, NALCO.
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Syzygium calubcob (C. B. Robinson) Merr.
BRIT937069Philippine Plant Inventory   PPI 23401991-09-06
Philippines, Quezon, Luzon Isl, Quezon Prov, Real, Lalawinan, Tipuan, NBG, Found in Mt. Tipuan..

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
Eugenia calubcob C. B. Robinson
CM179330Curran, H.M.   s.n.1911-00-00
Philippines, Luzon, Mt. Maquiling, Prov. of Laguna
CM:Botany-botany
Eugenia calubcob C. B. Robinson
CM179331McGregor, R.C.   s.n.1912-00-00
Philippines, Luzon, Province of Nueva Vizcaya
CM:Botany-botany
Eugenia calubcob C. B. Robinson
CM179332Fenix, E.   s.n.1910-12-00
Philippines, Luzon, Bauang, Prov. of La Union
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