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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
ASU:Plants	Melochia anomala Griseb. ASU0024901A. Krapovickas   467161996-04-08 Argentina, Salta, Dep. Gral. San Martin. Senda Hachada, 3 km N de empalme de rutas 34 y 81., -22.993388 -63.906735, 328m Full Record Details
ASU:Plants	Melochia anomala Griseb. ASU0050403M. M. Arbo   89362005-12-02 Argentina, Salta, Ruta 16, 10 km SE de El Quebrachal, -25.33997 -64.017342 Full Record Details
ASU:Plants	Melochia anomala Griseb. ASU0050404A. Krapovickas   478962004-04-08 Argentina, Salta, San Martin. Hickmann., -23.214872 -63.567516 Full Record Details
Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium
CM:Botany-botany	Melochia anomala Griseb. CM183821RuizdeHuidobro, M.   4131944-04-07 Argentina, Cordoba, Pueblo Güemes Full Record Details
University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium
UCR	Melochia anomala Griseb. A. Krapovickas   465861996-03-28 Argentina, Cordoba, Punilla, Los Mogotes, 1 km de ruta 34, camino al rio Calabalumba Full Record Details
UCR	Melochia anomala Griseb. A. Krapovickas   463281994-11-24 Argentina, Salta, General San Martín, Capiazuti, 36 km N de Tartagal, -22.20278 -63.71806, 529m Full Record Details
University of Texas at El Paso Biodiversity Collections Herbarium
UTEP:Herb	Melochia anomala Griseb. UTEP:Herb:79369Collector(s): Antonio Christopher Krapovickas   465861996-03-28 Argentina, Cordoba, Los Mogotes, 1 Km De Ruta 34, Camino Al Rio Calabalumba, Punilla Department, 950 - 950m Full Record Details
UTEP:Herb	Melochia anomala Griseb. UTEP:Herb:79368Collector(s): Antonio Christopher Krapovickas   463281994-11-24 Argentina, Salta, Capiazuti, 36 Km N De Tartagal, General San Martin Department Full Record Details

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