Dataset: DAV-
Taxa: Helicteres
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of California at Davis Herbarium


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Grady L. Webster   124491962-07-00
Costa Rica, Guanacaste, Mesic woods 19 mi SE of Liberia., 107m

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Helen Kennedy   63032009-01-14
Mexico, Quintana Roo, Mexico: Edo. Quintana Roo, S. of Cancun, Munic. Solidaridad, Rancho Santa Rosa, between Barceló Maya Tropical Resort and road to B. M. Palace Resort., 20.492778 -87.241944, 10m

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Grady L. Webster   255811986-10-23
Brazil, Goiás, Mun. Corumb'a de Goiás, scrub c. 5 km N of; Corumbá de Goiás, elev. 1150 m, 15°45'S, 48°30'W; shrub c. 2 m high; petals bright red., -15.75 -48.5, 1150m

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Grady L. Webster   255811986-10-23
Brazil, Goiás, Mun. Corumb'a de Goiás, scrub c. 5 km N of; Corumbá de Goiás, elev. 1150 m, 15°45'S, 48°30'W; shrub c. 2 m high; petals bright red., -15.75 -48.5, 1150m

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Grady L. Webster   167661971-06-27
Panama, Canal Area, Seasonal rainforest along Pipeline Road 3 mi NW of Gamboa., 9.142222 -79.726944, 61m

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Grady L. Webster   174081972-07-15
Mexico, Oaxaca, Semi-deciduous forest along river ca. 3 mi N of Chacalapa., 15.85 -96.46666667, 305m

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Helicteres krapovickasii Cristóbal
Grady L. Webster   171201972-06-27
Mexico, Nayarit, Thorn scrub ca 5 mi NE of Las Varas., 21.18333333 -105.1166667, 152m

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Grady L. Webster   120301962-07-05
Honduras, El Paraíso, Valley of Rio Dantas, barranco El Muro volcanic rock., 14.020833 -86.870833, 671m

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Grady L. Webster   120301962-07-05
Honduras, El Paraíso, Valley of Rio Dantas, barranco El Muro volcanic rock., 14.020833 -86.870833, 671m

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Grady L. Webster   221751977-08-05
Costa Rica, Guanacaste, Weedy thicket 23 km NW of Liberia., 10.8 -85.55


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