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Taxa: Aristolochia pilosa (Aristolochia ferruginea, Aristolochia pilosa var. ligulifera)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
CM366465Moreno, P.P.   233681984-02-25
Nicaragua, Rio San Juan, Caño El Roble, 11.05 -84.5, 40m

Eastern Kentucky University, Ronald L. Jones Herbarium

EKY
31234100731320Ronald L. Jones & Humberto Jiménez-Saa   100572007-04-22
Costa Rica, Perez Zeledon, in hedge around Skutch house. 720 m. N 09° 20' 18"; W 83° 37' 38"
EKY
Ronald L. Jones   10,0571922-00-04
Costa Rica, San José, Pérez Zeledón, in hedge around Skutch house, 720m

Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
C. A. Purpus   69311913-00-00
Mexico
F:Botany
J. E. Ebinger   2411960-07-01
Panama, Canal Zone

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
00035993C. A. Purpus   69311913-00-00
Mexico, Chiapas
Harvard:A
Aristolochia pilosa var. ligulifera Masters ex Donnell Smith
00035996H. v. Türckheim   77681900-03-00
Guatemala, Alta Verapaz, Cubilquitz, 350 m
Harvard:GH
Aristolochia pilosa var. ligulifera Masters ex Donnell Smith
00035997H. v. Türckheim   77681900-03-00
Guatemala, Alta Verapaz, Cubilquitz, 350 m

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
312362C. A. Purpus   69311913-00-00
Mexico, Chiapas

University of Florida Herbarium

FLAS
223151Mario Blanco   28722005-01-25
Panama, Panama, Parque Nacional Chagres: Road from Cerro Jefe to Altos de Pacora

Vanderbilt University Herbarium

BRIT:VDB
BRIT624452   
Nicaragua
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