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Taxa: Psammisia dolichopoda
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Field Museum

F:Botanys
V0142575F   
ECUADOR, -1.4628 -78.1869
F:Botanys
V0142574F   
ECUADOR, -1.4628 -78.1869
F:Botanys
V0142576F   
ECUADOR, -1.4628 -78.1869

Herbario Nacional del Ecuador (QCNE)

INABIOEC:QCNE
138681Brad Boyle   19081993-05-23
Ecuador, Carchi, Approx. 6 km above Maldonado, just below Puente de Palo. Primary Montane Pluvial Forest, on steep slope and ridge crest above road., 0.9 -78.1, 2275m
INABIOEC:QCNE
93331James Leonard Luteyn   147551992-11-02
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, San Lorenzo, Lita to El Cristal road, on finca of Dr. La Lama, 13.5 km S of Lita. Premontane remnant forests., 1220 - 1350m
INABIOEC:QCNE
139766Brad Boyle   21981993-07-15
Ecuador, Carchi, Cerro Golondrinas. Upper Río Gualpí headwaters, north-facing slope beyond (to north of) ridge crest at 2300 m which rises above the settlements of El Carmen and La Primavera. Primary Upper Montane Pluvial Forest., 0.8333 -78.2167, 2250 - 2265m
INABIOEC:QCNE
141102Jason Christopher Bradford   631993-06-07
Ecuador, Carchi, From Prima Vera hike about six hours up Río Gualchan drainage to shelter built by Nilo Ortiz at 1950 m. Collected mostly along ridge to the north, and around camp. Montane Wet/Pluvial Forest., 0.8328 -78.1669, 1930 - 2200m
INABIOEC:QCNE
93349James Leonard Luteyn   147211992-11-02
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, San Lorenzo, Lita to El Cristal road, on finca of Dr. La Lama, 13.5 km S of Lita. Premontane remnant forests., 0.81666 -78.43333, 1220 - 1350m
INABIOEC:QCNE
90837James Leonard Luteyn   108961985-01-08
Ecuador, Carchi, 78-82 kms W of Tulca, 0.8333 -78.0833, 2040 - 2320m
INABIOEC:QCNE
243841Efraín Liborio Freire Mayorga   12408
Ecuador, Carchi, sin datos, sin datos, 2476m
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