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Castanopsis sieboldii

natural science
  • Field Collection Place
  • Field Collection Date
    01 Jun 2006
  • Accession Number
    AK374227
  • Accession Date
    19 Mar 2019
  • Department
Castanopsis sieboldii; AK374227; © Auckland Museum CC BY

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    Natural Science Specimen

    • Classifier
    • Scientific Name
      Castanopsis sieboldii (Makino) Hatus.
    • Classification
    • Family
    • Genus
    • Species
    • Specimen Category
    • Storage Method
    • Field Collection Place
    • Locality Description
      Japan, Honshu, Pref. Shizuoka: Mt. Takakusa-yama, Uchinoya, Okabe-cho, Shida-gun
    • Field Collection Date
      01 Jun 2006
    • Field Collection Notes
      A mountain 5km from the seashore of the Pacific Ocean and facing the sea. Evergreen tree, trunks tuft 20cm in diameter, 10m in height, male fls. pale yellow with strong smell, on sunny hill slope; from central Honshu to Kyushu, a representative native tree of the warm temperate zone in Japan. The 21st Century Flora of Japan Exsiccata, Fascicle 5, No. 2. ex TNS
    • Field Collector
    • Field Collection latitude/longitude
      34.90022, 138.31486 (± 1 km)
      138.31486, 138.31486 (± 1 km)

    • Last Update
      10 Jun 2020

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