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Taxa: Cremosperma nobile
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Alabama Herbarium

UNA
Cremosperma nobile C.V. Morton
UNA00067903J. L. Clark, Hall, R.; Nicolalde, F.   J. L. Clark 75702003-03-26
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, San Lorenzo. Parroquia: Alto Tambo. Small patch of forest along San Lorenzo-Ibarra highway (16 road-km NW of Lita)., 0.89 -78.53, 900 - 900m
UNA
Cremosperma nobile C.V. Morton
UNA00068118W. Palacios, Neill, D.   W. Palacios 65481990-12-05
Ecuador, Zamora Chinchipe, Zamora-Chinchipe: Nangaritza Canton. Faldas de la Cordillera del Cóndor. Sendero desde de Pachicutza hacia "el Hito"., -3.88 -77.43, 1500 - 1500m
UNA
Cremosperma nobile C.V. Morton
UNA00068335J. L. Clark, Zapata, G.; Toasa, G.   J. L. Clark 71432003-02-12
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, San Lorenzo. Parroquia: Alta Tambo. Awá Indigenous Territory. Río Bogotá community (future biological research station), 2 km south of Lita-San Lorenzo road. Near Quebrada Pambilar., 0.98 -78.59, 350 - 350m
UNA
Cremosperma nobile C.V. Morton
UNA00069638T. B. Croat, M. Carlsen, D. Levin   T. B. Croat 997852007-10-14
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Along road from Lita to San Lorenzo, 21.4 km from Río Lita bridge near Lita, 8.6 km NW of Alto Tambo, 17.7 km E of El Dorado., 0.92 -78.55, 744 - 744m
UNA
Cremosperma nobile C.V. Morton
UNA00069632T. B. Croat, M. Carlsen, D. Levin   T. B. Croat 996552007-10-12
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Along road from Lita to San Lorenzo, 17.5 km from Río Lita Bridge in direction of San Lorenzo., 0.9 -78.54, 803 - 803m
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