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Herbario Nacional del Ecuador (QCNE)
INABIOEC:QCNE	Tapura magnifolia Prance 1552Walter Armando Palacios Cuenca   7441985-08-29 Ecuador, Pastaza, Río Curaray, costado sur, boca del Río Queramo. Bosque muy húmedo tropical. Bosque primario. Suelo ultisol, arcilloso, con buen drenaje, lomas., -1.5 -76.5333, 230m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Tapura magnifolia Prance 234152Walter Armando Palacios Cuenca   7441985-08-29 Ecuador, Pastaza, Río Curaray, costado sur, boca del Río Queramo. Bosque muy húmedo tropical. Bosque primario. Suelo ultisol, arcilloso, con buen drenaje, lomas., -1.5 -76.5333, 230m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Tapura magnifolia Prance 234153Walter Armando Palacios Cuenca   7441985-08-29 Ecuador, Pastaza, Río Curaray, costado sur, boca del Río Queramo. Bosque muy húmedo tropical. Bosque primario. Suelo ultisol, arcilloso, con buen drenaje, lomas., -1.5 -76.5333, 230m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Tapura magnifolia Prance 209417Corine Vriesendorp   752007-05-24 Ecuador, Sucumbíos, Lago Agrio, Territorio Cofan, E of Lago Agrio, south side of Rio Aguarico. Downriver from Cofan Dureno community, and 600 m SE. of river toward río Pisorié, a small tributary. Rapid Inventory Camp 1: Pisorié Setsa’cco. Gently rolling hills (50m) and flat terraces, mostly clay soils, mostly old growth forest, some disturbed areas close to river., 0.007167 -76.6695, 250m Full Record Details
Herbario NYBG
NYBG:Plantae	Tapura magnifolia Prance 467975W. A. Palacios   7441985-08-29 Ecuador, Pastaza, Río Curaray, costada sur, boca del Río Queramo, -1.5 -76.53, 230m Full Record Details

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