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| Scroll through list of sites as necessary. | site | collection date | depth | substrate | salin | locality kind | comments | reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Suma-ku, Kobe City, Japan | 1991 or earlier | default type | garden of Dr. Oki's residence, Suma-ku, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, Kinki Region, Honshu. | Kawakatsu M, Ogren RE, Froehlich EM (1998) 89 | |||
| B | Mii Temple, Otsu, Shiga Prefecture, Japan | July, 1916 | default type | "This new species is represented by two individuals, one of which was secured by the late Professor Ijima in 1890 at Sakata, Prov. Ohmi, and the other by myself in July, 1916, on the stone wall of the Mii Temple in Ôtsu." | Kaburaki T (1922) 31 | |||
| C | Otsu, Shiga Prefecture, Japan | 1922 or earlier | default type | Otsu City (Mi-dera Temple) and its vicinity, Shiga Prefecture, Kinki Region, Honshu, Japan. | Kawakatsu M, Ogren RE, Froehlich EM (1998) 89 | |||
| D | Sakata, Japan | 1890 | default type | "This new species is represented by two individuals, one of which was secured by the late Professor Ijima in 1890 at Sakata, Prov. Ohmi, and the other by myself in July, 1916, on the stone wall of the Mii Temple in Ôtsu." | Kaburaki T (1922) 31 | |||