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Taxa: Lonicera japonica (Nintooa japonica, Lonicera japonica var. chinensis, Lonicera japonica var. aureo-reticulata)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

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02007698   
United States, North Carolina, Orange
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02007706   
United States, South Carolina, Colleton
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02007714   
United States, Tennessee, Shelby
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02007722   
United States, Kentucky, Madison
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02007730Geo L. Fisher   470011947-04-22
United States, Texas, Houston, [No locality data provided on the label.], 15m
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02007748Dan Hartman   1160
United States, Texas, Harris
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02007755   
United States, Louisiana, Morehouse
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02007771Tim Hogan   s.n.2002-06-20
United States, Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, along Boulder Creek bike path, underpass at Arapahoe.
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02429793Caleb A Morse   237972012-09-09
United States, Kansas, Douglas, Lawrence, SE side, 38.93047 -95.21375, 265m
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02727857Leopold A. Charette   17091954-05-27
Japan, Yamaguchi Prefecture: In the village of Misyo, 3 miles S.W. of Yokoyama village, Iwakuni City. (25.6 miles west of Hiroshima City). Base of west slope of Castle Mountain (Shiro-yama) National Forest, north bank of the Nishiki River., 34.166667 132.166667, 25m
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02727840Shuho Kirino   6331955-06-08
Japan, Within the town limits of Yatsuo, 17 kilometers south of the city of Toyama.
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02727832Tomitaro Makino   85231903-06-07
Japan, Tokyo
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