Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Anthurium coriaceum (Anthurium reflexum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium


CM:Botany-botany
CM108890Croat, T.B.   619071986-08-01
Brazil, Espirtu Santo, 14.2 km E of Colantina, at km 38.5 from junction BR 259 & BR 101, 160m

CM:Botany-botany
Anthurium reflexum G.Don, nom. nud.
CM157253None   s.n.
South America, no further locality [photograph of specimen at G]

CM:Botany-botany
CM335857Croat, T.B.   537571982-07-01
Brazil, Rio de Janiero, Municipio of Niteroi, Praia de Itaípucu, Alto Moinas, 100 - 250m

CM:Botany-botany
CM335858Croat, T.B.   537571982-07-01
Brazil, Rio de Janiero, Municipio of Niteroi, Praia de Itaípucu, Alto Moinas, 100 - 250m

CM:Botany-botany
CM454706none   s.n.
Brazil, no further locality [xerox of illustration from Fl. Bras. 3, pl. 10]

CM:Botany-botany
CM491708Croat, T.B.   527091973-00-00
Brazil, Brazil, unknown origin, cultivated in Australia by Anstead

Missouri Botanical Garden


MO
375444Auguste F.M. Glaziou   165191861-00-00
Without locality.

MO
100424168Monroe R. Birdsey   9-12-801980-09-12

MO
2946425Thomas B. Croat   571761983-11-16
United States, California, Cultivated by Paul Hutchinson at Tropic World Nursery, Centre City.

MO
2768143Thomas B. Croat   660631987-05-21
Plants received from M. Moffler 5-18-87.

MO
2770092Auguste F. M. Glaziou   155751861-00-00

MO
381399Per Lassen   1830
without locality

MO
375451J.E.B. Warming   s.n.
without locality

MO
101239349Mónica Carlsen   36492019-10-03
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Missouri Botanical Garden. Aroid greenhouse D4. Source: Plowman, Timothy Charles (Wild). Received as Plowman, Timothy #12861, originally collected in Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Mun de Niteroi: Itaipú-Acú, Morro do Alto Moira, disturbed montane forest, on 18 February 1983. MOBOT LCMS Accession # 2011-1664-2., 38.6151917 -90.2593972


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