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Taxa: Ichnanthus panicoides (Olyra ovata, Panicum ichnanthum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM292409Liesner, R.   139051982-05-08
Venezuela, Bolívar, Caño Pablo, tributary of Río Caura, ca 6 km ESE of Las Pavas (Salto Para), 240m
CM:Botany
CM309300Gentry, A.   423481983-06-29
Peru, Maynas, Loreto Dept., Río Vainilla below Río Manati, Caseria Catalan, 1 hr above mouth of river, -3.58333333333333 -72.75
CM:Botany
CM319967Smith, D.   19291982-06-17
Peru, Oxapampa, Pasco Dept., Iscozacin, near confluence of Rio Palcazu and Rio Iscozacin (Juan Franzen property), -10.2 -75.2166666666667, 430m
CM:Botany
CM367120Phillips, O.   2561989-06-11
Peru, Madre de Dios, Tambopata, Zona Reservada Tambopata, Hartshorn Plot, 1 km main trail, -12.8333333333333 -69.2833333333333, 290m

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

TAES
H. S. Irwin   474921960-08-13
Brazil, Amap‡
TAES
Gerrit Davidse   180602003-07-06
Peru, San Fransico de Chuchurros
TAES
H. S. Irwin   557951963-09-16
Suriname
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