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Taxa: Juniperus taxifolia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Baylor University Herbarium

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Juniperus taxifolia var lutchuensis
BAYLU003204Robert P. Adams   85381998-06-16
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Juniperus taxifolia var. lutchuensis (Koidz) Satake
BAYLU003205R.P. Adams   85431998-06-17
Japan, Oshima Island, south end, 34.679667 139.433167, 5m
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Juniperus taxifolia Hook. et. Arn
BAYLU036578J. Murata   84481998-03-23
Japan, Anijima Island in the Bonin Islands, 27 142.166667
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Juniperus taxifolia Hook. et. Arn.
BAYLU036580J. Murata   84491998-03-23
Japan, Chichijima Island in the Bonin Islands, 27 142.166667
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juniperus taxifolia Hook. & Arn.
BAYLU003209K. Rushforth   83991998-02-04
UK, cultivated at Hillier Gardens, England, 51.36249 -0.11412
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juniperus taxifolia Hook. & Arn.
BAYLU003206R.P. Adams   85421999-05-15
Japan, Oshima Island, south end., 34.031951 131.826439, 5m
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juniperus taxifolia Hook. & Arn.
BAYLU036579J. Murata   84491998-03-23
Japan, Tokyo, Chichijima Island in the Bonin Islands, 27 142.166667
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Juniperus taxifolia var. lutchuensis
BAYLU003207R.P. Adams   85401998-06-16
Japan, near Shimoda City, Tsumekizaki Point, Shizouka Prefecture., 34.866436 138.1454
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Juniperus taxifolia Hook. & Arn.
BAYLU067322R. P. Adams   85411998-06-17
Japan, Oshima Island, south end, 34.031951 131.826439, 5m
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Juniperus taxifolia Hook. & Arn.
BAYLU067321J. Murata   s.n.
Japan, Tokyo, Anijima Island in the Bonin Islands, 27 142.166667
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