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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Muehlenbeckia volcanica
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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F:Botany
J. A. Steyermark   474341942-06-11
Guatemala, Sololá, Volcán Atitlán, S-facing slopes, 14.5761 -91.1872, 1700 - 3800m
F:Botany
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K. T. Hartweg   5621837-00-00
Mexico
GA
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GA140054   
Bolivia
GA
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GA140055   
Bolivia
GA
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GA140056   
Bolivia
BRIT:VDB
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BRIT639207A. Sagastegui A.   122171984-08-19
Peru, Celendin, Dpt.: Cajamarca; Procendencia: Guanambra-Sendamal, 2800m
IND
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IND-0086068Barbara Pickersgill   691970-08-17
Peru, Ayacucho, 30 km. from Ayacucho, on road to Cuzco. Ayacucho Basin., -13.39139 -74.059489, 3500m
IND
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IND-0086067Barbara Pickersgill   69a1970-08-17
Peru, Ayacucho, Lambras Wayqo, 30 km. from Ayacuchu, along road to Cuzco. Ayacucho Basin., -13.396845 -74.050344, 3300m
OBI
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OBI150522Kay Antunez de Mayolo   841975-01-29
Peru, Puno, on rocky slopes east of Puno, 4000m
OBI
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OBI150523Kay Antunez de Mayolo   1131975-02-18
Peru, Huancavelica, Churcampa, 2500m
OBI
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OBI150521Kay Antunez de Mayolo   931975-02-18
Peru, Cuzco, near Qengo ruins 3 km from Cuzco
OBI
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OBI150520Kay Antunez de Mayolo   571974-06-27
Peru, Cuzco, among rock walls in the village of Ocongate
LL
LL00172201Dennis E. Breedlove|F. S. Kawahara   293691972-11-10
Mexico, Chiapas, Unión Juárez, SE side of the summit of Vol Tacaná
COLO:V
02946754   
Ecuador
COLO:V
02946770   
Ecuador
USF
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224001F. R. Fosberg   286621947-09-16
Bolivia, La Paz Dept., Canyon of Rio Choqueyapu; (R. Chuquiaguillo), above La Paz., -16.55 -68.1333, 3750m
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