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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection
COLO:V	Populus maximowiczii A. Henry 02489110Shuho Kirino   8341955-08-16 Japan, Gifu, Honshu Island. In the town of Mannami, 31 kilometers north northwest of the city of Takoyama. [Takoyama city 30°0' North latitude and 137°16' East longitude.] Full Record Details
COLO:V	Chosenia bracteosa 02494136Shuho Kirino   8301955-08-16 Japan, Gifu, Honshu Island. Along the banks of a river. In the town of Mannami, 31 kilometers north northwest of the city of Takoyama. [Takoyama city 30°0' North latitude and 137°16' East longitude.] Full Record Details
COLO:V	Chosenia bracteosa 02494144Toras Terajima   s.n.1954-04-18 Japan, Gifu, Honshu Island: Kuma Kuro-ga-hare, in Takaie-Mura in the town of Minami, Azuchi-gun. Shimane. (33. Km. south southwest of Toyama City in Toyama Prefecture) Full Record Details
COLO:V	Salix integra 02505964Shuho Kirino   8321955-08-06 Japan, Gifu, In the town of Mannami. 31 Kilometers North Northwest of the city Takoyama. [Takoyama city 30°0' North latitude and 137°10' East longitude.] Full Record Details
COLO:V	Toisusu urbaniana 02514818Shuho Kirino   8311955-08-16 Japan, Gifu, Honshi Island: in the town of Mannami. 31 Kilometers north northwest of the city of Takoyama. [ Takoyama city 30°0' north latitude and 137°10' East longitude.] Full Record Details

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