Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Niphaea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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02702497J. L. Clark   145392015-01-24
United States of America, Florida, Pasco Co., Home of Nancy & Jerry Kast, San Antonia, FL
NY
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1163502G. B. Hinton   45441933-08-17
Mexico, México, Temascaltepec Mun., Nanchititla, 18.863582 -100.451612
MO
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103420018M.H. Stone   bis1973-03-23
United States, New York, Rhizome received from Dale Denham. Collected by T. MacDougall in Mexico, near Finca La Joya, Tapachula, Chiapas in humus on rock ledge at 1500 m. Grown in the Hortorium Conservatory, Cornell University, Ithaca, as G-838.
MO
100973907Anonymous   s.n.
Cult. in Bot. Gard. Munich. August, 1848.
F:Botany
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E. L. Ekman   92131927-11-01
Haiti
Harvard:GH
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00092173E. L. Ekman   H92131927-11-01
Haiti, Massif de la Hotte, central group, St.-Louis du Sud, Grand-Fond, ca. 300 m.
Harvard:GH
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00025114G. B. Hinton   45441933-08-17
Mexico, México, Luvianos, Nanchititla; District Temascaltepec
Harvard:A
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00092172E. L. Ekman   H92131927-11-01
Haiti, Massif de la Hotte, central group, St.-Louis du Sud, Grand-Fond, ca. 300 m.
HUAP
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68155Alvaro Campos V.   24961988-10-02
Mexico, Oaxaca, Pluma Hidalgo, Cerro Espino, al E de la finca cafetalera "Monte Cristo". Dto. Pochutla, 15.866667 -96.4, 1250m
SEMO
M. A. Perez Farrera   28992003-03-18
United States, Chiapas, Municipio Tapijulapa, Sierra Madrigal; 1500 m; 17*26'N, 92*45'W
SEMO
M.A.P. Farrera   28992003-03-18
United States, Chiapas, Municipio Tapijulapa, Sierra Madrigal; 17*26' N, 92*45' W; 1500 m
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