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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Anthurium myosuroides
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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295765Yuncker, T.   46151934-07-16
Honduras, ridge above Lancetilla, 15.7 -87.466667, 244m
MO
1520599B   465
MO
364170A.J.A. Bonpland   s.n.1833-00-00
MO
1520598B   465
F:Botany
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Julio Morales   5761999-09-05
Guatemala, San Marcos, San Marcos, 15 -91.9167
MISSA
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MISSA032874Thomas B. Croat   704461990-02-10
Colombia, Along old Buenaventura-Cali Road, 12 km S of Sabaletas (Rio Sabaletas), 63.716667 -76.9, 165m
PH
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PH00194720E. P. Killip   89881922-07-29
Colombia, Caldas, Rio Santa Rita, Salento, Cordillera Central, 5.175089 -73.549805, 1600 - 1800m
CM:Botany-botany
CM160385Murphy   6561982-07-12
Colombia, Valle, Bosque Yotoco, 950m
CM:Botany-botany
CM397707Croat, T.B.   566051983-05-10
Colombia, Valle, between Cartago and San Jose del Palmar via Ansermanuevo and La Carbonera, E of La Carbonera, 2 km, 4.81666666666667 -76.1333333333333, 2100m
CM:Botany-botany
CM109309Schipp, W.A.   S-1921931-06-08
Belize, Kendal, 46m
CM:Botany-botany
CM395799Croat, T.B.   573861984-03-13
Colombia, Chocó, near Río Iró, 10 km S of Istmina, 50m
CM:Botany-botany
CM337444Croat, T.B.   704461990-02-10
Colombia, Valle del Cauca, along old Buenaventura-Cali Road, 12 km S of Sabaletas (Río Sabaletas), 3.71666666666667 -76.9, 165m
LL
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LL00176319Mario Sousa Sánches|O. Téllez|J. Arturo S. Magallanes|Alfonso S. Delgado   1851968-03-01
Mexico, Distrito Federal, Coyoacan, Invernadero "F Miranda". Cultivada en el Jardín Botánico de la UNAM
SD:Plants
Jim Conrad   28811974-08-12
Mexico, Tabasco, Unknown, 50ø slope of Cerro las Campanas 3 kilometers east of Teapa, ca. 50 kilometers south of Villahermosa., 50m
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