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Property:Has descriptive name

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This property indicates the human-readable descriptive title for an accession (e.g., "2023 Atolang General Population").

It typically matches the page title, but is stored as text to allow semantic queries and rollups.

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Yokohama Nursery Company herbarium specimen, Japan (1907)  +
Herbarium specimen, Japan (1911)  +
Japanese herbarium specimen from Heinrich Zollinger's herbarium (before 1859)  +
Herbarium specimen from the herbarium of H. L. Jones, Japan (undated)  +
Anonymous herbarium specimen, Akyrtobe, Moyynkum desert, Jambyl Region, Kazakhstan (1934)  +
Herbarium specimen of the head of the Guryev navigation classes, environs of Atyrau, Kazakhstan (1895)  +
Calcutta botanic garden herbarium specimen, Goalpara, Assam (1884)  +
Herbarium specimen from the oasis of Guémar (1858)  +
Herbarium specimen of seedlings, environs of Harbin (1924)  +
Makino Herbarium specimen 120388, Imaichi, Tochigi, Japan (1901)  +
Herbarium specimen labelled India, Gower Collection (by 1896)  +
Herbarium specimen labelled Bangue, Edinburgh University Herbarium (undated)  +
Berlin herbarium specimen, Kwai, Usambara (1897)  +
Herbarium specimen from the Shimadzu specimen department, Kyoto, Japan (1905)  +
Hemp fibre sample, Lao Kay, Tonkin (undated)  +
Herbarium specimen of cultivated hemp, Miura, Japan (1891)  +
Herbarium specimen from Samalkot (1822)  +
Anonymous herbarium specimen, environs of Tbilisi, Georgia (1883)  +
Herbarium specimen, Tokyo, Japan (1906)  +
Yokohama Nursery Company herbarium specimen of cultivated hemp, Tokyo, Japan (1908)  +