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Taxa: Cybianthus parasiticus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Clemson University Herbarium

CLEMS
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
CLEMS0079855   
Dominica, Saint Paul
CLEMS
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
CLEMS0079854   
Dominica, Saint Paul
CLEMS
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
CLEMS0079853   
Dominica, Saint Paul
CLEMS
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
CLEMS0079852McMillan, Patrick D.   90042005-12-26
Dominica, Saint Patrick, Dominica
CLEMS
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
CLEMS0079851   
Dominica, Saint George

Illinois Natural History Survey

ILLS
Steven R. Hill   281191996-06-02
Dominica, Lesser Antilles, Saint George Praish. Trail to summit of Morne Anglais from Giraudel; range: 2000 to 3650 feet. Mostly in ridgeline elfin cloud forest 3000 to 3600 feet. Old volcanic peak, forested.

Texas A&M University, S.M. Tracy Herbarium

TAES
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
Steven R. Hill   281191996-06-02
Dominica, St. George

University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
218734S. R. Hill   281191996-06-02
Dominica, St. George Par., Trail to summit of Morne Anglais from Giraudel., 15.2833 -61.3333, 1113m

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
UVMVT257502Hill, S. R.   281191996-06-02
Dominica, Saint George, Trail to summit of Morne Anglais from Giraudel, 15.283333 -61.333333, 914m
VT
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
UVMVT311611S.R. Hill   25337
Dominica, St. Paul Parish
VT
Cybianthus parasiticus (Swartz) Pipoly
UVMVT311612S.R. Hill   25494
Dominica, St. George Parish
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Google Map

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