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Taxa: Juniperus recurva var. coxii (Juniperus coxii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Baylor University Herbarium

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BAYLU000073Robert P. Adams   70111992-04-20
China, Yunnan, Kunming, Kinming Botanic Garden., 25.107658 100.713506, 2000m
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BAYLU067529R. P. Adams   85101998-06-01
China, Yunnan, Yunlong, Zibeng Mt, near Chaojing (town), Yunlong County, 24.727475 99.916208, 3050m
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Juniperus coxii A.B. Jacks.
BAYLU067528Robert P. Adams   81381997-05-20
Burma, Burma, Chimili valley., 21 96, 100m
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BAYLU067534Robert P. Adams   85081998-06-01
China, Yunnan, Yunnan, Zibent Mt. near Chaojing (town), 25.107658 100.713506
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Juniperus coxii A.B. Jacks.
BAYLU067531Fei Yong   1997-12-13
Kumming Botanic Garden, 25.126618 102.742569
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Juniperus coxii A.B. Jacks.
BAYLU067526R.P. Adams   49301984-07-23
United Kingdom, london, Royal Botanical Gardens Kew, 51.497609 -0.148529, 3901m
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BAYLU067525R.P. Adams   56351987-07-08
England, Royal Botanic Garden, Kew, 51.477787 -0.295693
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Juniperus coxii A.B. Jacks.
BAYLU067530Robert P. Adams   85091998-06-01
China, Yunnan, Yunlong, Zibeng Mt, near Chaojing (town), Yunlong County, 25.107658 100.713506

Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium

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Juniperus recurva var. coxii (A.B.Jacks.) Melville
BRIT475527Gaoligong Shan Biodiversity Survey   159602002-10-15
China, Yunnan, Lushui, Pianma Yakou, pass between Lushui and Pianma. Crest of Gaoligong Shan on a 10-30 degree slope., 25.9741 98.685, 3250m
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