Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Clusia candelabrum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Philecology Herbarium


BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802111   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802112   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802113   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802114   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802115   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802116   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802117   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802118   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802119   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802120   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802121   
[filed under South America]

BRIT:BRIT
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
BRIT802122   
[filed under South America]

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium


CM:Botany-botany
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
CM496450Thomas, W.   53941986-07-08
Brazil, Amazonas, Presidente Figueiredo: Represa de Balbina along Rio Pitinga, 2-4 km (N) of confluence with Rio Uatu, -1.55 -59.8333333333333

University of Florida Herbarium


FLAS
Clusia candelabrum Planch. & Triana
224538G.T. Prance, E. Forero, B.L. Wrigley, J.F. Ramos & L.G. Farias   59651968-07-13
Brazil, N/A


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Google Map

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