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Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
FTG	Pilostyles globosa (S. Watson ex B.L. Rob.) Solms 47801G. R. Proctor   366931976-12-14 Jamaica, Clarendon, Broom Hall hills, 1.2 miles due southwest of CAVE VALLEY Square., 18.3 -78.2833 Full Record Details
FTG	Pilostyles globosa (S. Watson ex B.L. Rob.) Solms 66041G. R. Proctor   473111991-11-12 Cayman Islands, Little Cayman In rocky woodland c. 1 km. SW. to WSW. of Sparrowhawk Hill, elev. 3-10 m., 19.5 -80.6667 Full Record Details
Howard Payne University Herbarium
HPC	Pilostyles globosa Wats.ex Robins. HPC00003524Gentry, Alwyn   1973-08-22 Mexico, Nuevo Leon Full Record Details
San Diego Natural History Museum
SD:Plants	Pilostyles globosa (S. Wats.) Hemsl. D. S. Correll   198001958-07-19 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Unknown, Galeana; on cliffs of gorge in Canyon 22-25 miles west of Linares on road to Galeana. Full Record Details
University of Texas at Austin Herbarium
TEX	Pilostyles globosa (S. Watson ex B.L. Rob.) Solms TEX00109416D. S. Correll|Ivan M. Johnston   198001958-07-19 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Galeana, 22-25 mi W of Linares, on rd to Galeana Full Record Details
TEX	Pilostyles globosa (S. Watson ex B.L. Rob.) Solms TEX00109417John R. Crutchfield|Marshall C. Johnston   6136b1960-12-13 Mexico, Queretaro, 12 mi E of Landa on the winding mt rd toward Xilitla, SLP Full Record Details
Vanderbilt University Herbarium
BRIT:VDB	Pilostyles globosa (S. Watson ex B.L. Rob.) Solms BRIT543896    Jamaica, Clarendon Full Record Details

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