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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Gesneria acuminata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USU:UTC
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UTC00059194R.A. Howard   57161941-07-07
Cuba, Cienfuegos, Cumanayagua, Arroyo Navarro, Mina Carlota, southeast of Cumanayagua, Sierra se San Juan, Santa Clara Province, 22.104167 -80.123889, 300 - 400m
MWI
MWI00056517Howard, R.A.   1941-07-07
Cuba, St. Clare Province, Southwest of Sierra de San Juan, Mina Carlota, Arroyo Navarro
MUHW
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MUHW037536   
Cuba, Villa Clara
NCSC:NCSC
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NCSC00021600R. A. Howard   57161941-07-07
Cuba, Arroyo Navarro, Mina Carlota, southeast of Cumanayagua, Sierra de San Juan, Santa Clara Province, Cuba. Alt. 300-400 m.
GA
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GA223679   
Cuba
IND
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IND-0109656R. A. Howard   57161941-07-07
Cuba, Villa Clara, Arroyo Navarro, Mina Carlota, southeast of Cumanayagua, Sierra de San Juan, Santa Clara Province, Cuba. Alt. 300-400 m., 22.4 -79.966667, 300 - 400m
ALA
157130unknown   1800-01-01
No specific locality recorded.
ALA
157131unknown   1800-01-01
No specific locality recorded.
CM:Botany-botany
CM109128Jennings, O.E.   3631910-05-18
Cuba, Isle of Pines, along upper Los Indios River
CM:Botany-botany
CM109129Jennings, O.E.   5811910-05-26
Cuba, Isle of Pines, Magnesia Springs park, Sante Fe
COLO:V
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02133189   
Cuba
Harvard:GH
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00092110C. Wright   355
Cuba
WS
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131191R.A. Howard   57161941-07-07
Cuba, Villa Clara, Arroyo Navarro, Mina Carlota, southeast of Cumanayagua, Sierra de San Juan, Santa Clara Province, Cuba., 22.4 -79.966667, 300 - 400m
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