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Taxa: Ficus aurantiaca, Ficus aurantiaca var. parviflora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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South Dakota State University, C. A. Taylor Herbarium

SDSU:SDC
0005457G. N. Avery   14601973-06-24
USA, Florida, Miami-Dade, Fairchild Tropical Garden, Miami, at corner of rare plant house

University of Minnesota Herbarium

MIN
Ficus aurantiacafolia Weiblen & Whitfeld
903145Weiblen, G.D.   GW23372005-03-28
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Morox village, near Yoro, Bogia, -5.204923 152.000116, 60m
MIN
Ficus aurantiacafolia Weiblen & Whitfeld
900127Janda, M.   Y0562004-03-26
Papua New Guinea, Sandaun, Yapsiei, -4.628333 141.097333, 112m
MIN
Ficus aurantiacafolia Weiblen & Whitfeld
482114Wright, D.   s.n.0000-00-00
Papua New Guinea, Chimbu, 10 km due east of Haia, Crater Mountain Biological Research Station, -6.7 145.066667, 850 - 1350m
MIN
Ficus aurantiacafolia Weiblen & Whitfeld
438937Weiblen, G.D.; B. Isua   B1561996-08-19
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Ohu Conservation area, Ohu village nr. Gum River, -5.216667 145.683333, 100m
MIN
Ficus aurantiacafolia Weiblen & Whitfeld
438936Weiblen, G.D.; B. Isua   B1191996-06-27
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Ohu Conservation area, Ohu village, nr. Gum River, -5.216667 145.683333, 100m
MIN
Ficus aurantiacafolia Weiblen & Whitfeld
431412Stancik, D.; B. Isua   48802003-08-13
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Ohu, -5.216667 145.683333, 200m
MIN
Ficus aurantiacafolia Weiblen & Whitfeld
488148Weiblen, G.D.; Dumont, Betsy   GW17612003-01-03
Papua New Guinea, Madang, Kau Wildlife Area, Baitabag village nr. Madang, -5.133333 145.766667, 50m
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