Listed below are all localities mentioned in the accounts of species; the latitude (north) and longitude (east) are given for each. All place-names can be found in "Gazetteer to maps of Korea," 3 vols., AMS 2, U. S. Army Map Service, September, 1950, and, except for the two marked by an asterisk, can be located on AMS map series L552 (Korea, 1:250,000). The McCune-Reischauer system of romanization of Korean names is used.

• Changhowan-ni. 37°07´, 127°38´
• Central National Forest. A small mixed forest 15-18 mi. NE Seoul and immediately west of the village of Pup´yong-ni; most of our collecting there was done approximately at 37°45´, 127°10´
• Cheju Do (Quelpart Island). A large island in the East China Sea off the southwestern tip of the Korean mainland (see Mosulp´o and Sogwi-ri)
• Chip´o-ri. 38°08´, 127°19´
• Choksong. 37°58´, 126°57´
• Ch´onan. 36°48´, 127°09´
• *Ch´ongyang-ni. 38°15´, 127°23´ Ch´orwon. 38°15´, 127°13´
• Ch´ungju. 36°58´, 127°57´
• Halla San. A central, volcanic mountain on Cheju Do (see above)
• Hoengsong. 37°29´, 127°59´
• Inje. 38°04´, 128°11´
• Kangnung. 37°45´, 128°54´
• Kumhwa. 38°17´, 127°28´
• Kunsan. 35°59´, 126°43´
• Kwangju. 35°09´, 126°55´
• Majon-ni. 37°52´, 126°46´
• Mosulp´o. 33°13´, 126°15´
• Naegong-ni. 37°41´, 127°10´
• Oho-ri. 38°20´, 128°32´
• Osan. 37°09´, 127°04´
• Pup´yong-ni. 37°44´, 127°12´
• Pusan. 35°08´, 129°04´
• P´yong-taek [= P´yongt´aeng-ni]. 36°59´, 127°05´
• Sangbonch´on-ni. 37°27´, 127°16´
• Sangdaehwa. 37°30´, 128°26´
• Seoul. 37°32´, 127°00´
• Sogwi-ri. 33°15´, 126°34´
• Songdong-ni. 38°01´, 127°16´
• Taegwang-ni. 38°11´, 127°06´
• *Taehoesan-ni. 38°04´, 127°14´
• Taejon. 36°20´, 127°26´
• Tangjonggok. 38°11´, 128°19´
• Tangnim-ni. 37°50´, 127°37´
• Uijongbu. 37°44´, 127°03´
• Wonsan. 39°09´, 127°27´
• Yami-ri. 38°03´, 127°16´
• Yanggu. 38°06´, 128°00´
• Yongdae-ri. 38°13´, 128°23´
• Yongp´yong. 38°01´, 127°13´