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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Culcasia striolata (Culcasia engleriana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM320208Thomas, D.W.   43461985-01-00
Cameroon, Korup National Park, from Ndian River at Pamol filed 69 and transect P, 5.01666666666667 8.83333333333333, 50m
CM:Botany
CM473318Schmidt, H.H.   20501996-03-03
Ghana, Western, BIA National Park and Production Reserve, along footpath starting at Chimps Camp-guard Quarters, 6.60416666666667 -3.09805555555556, 180m

Huntington Botanical Gardens Herbarium

HNT
12348Croat   53499C1981-11-18
Nigeria, Ogun, Omo Forest Reserve, E of Ijebu-Ode, on J-4 road to Etemi; roadside and disturbed primary forest., 6.83333 4.33333, 150m

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
348757Kalbreyer   86
MO
348580ELLIOT   5293
MO
348599MORTON   1479
MO
348695BRENAN   8526
MO
348688R.W.J. Keay   25564
MO
348702* UJOR   29275
MO
348682KEAY   20250
MO
348668MORTON   8117
MO
348675* BATTEN-POOLE   13
MO
348662MORTON   A3634
MO
348655Adams   5149
MO
348635L. Aké Assi   7340
MO
348642Anthonius J.M. Leeuwenberg   2446
MO
100386266Thomas B. Croat   674331987-08-20
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Southeast Asia.
MO
348621BALDWIN   10167
MO
348709ROSEVEAR   104/37
MO
348586BALDWIN   9811
MO
348606F.C. Deighton   3093
MO
348649Adams   2115
MO
348716MANN   781
MO
348593F.C. Deighton   2500
MO
348613BALDWIN   13088
MO
348627BALDWIN   9226

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
TEX00556196Gordon McPherson   138761989-04-22
Gabon, Ngounie, Massif de Chaillu, au nord-est de Mouila; chantier Leroy., -1.666666667 11.25
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