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Taxa: Ceradenia margaritata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lundell Herbarium at the University of Texas at Austin

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Ceradenia margaritata (A. R. Sm.) L. E. Bishop
LL00509918John M. Tucker   10751942-03-17
El Salvador, Chalatenango, Near summit of Los Esesmiles., 14.35 -89.15
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Ceradenia margaritata (A. R. Sm.) L. E. Bishop
LL00509919George R. Proctor   324061971-06-17
Costa Rica, Cartago, Tapantí.
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Ceradenia margaritata (A. R. Sm.) L. E. Bishop
LL00509920George R. Proctor   324061971-06-17
Costa Rica, Cartago, Tapantí.

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

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Ceradenia margaritata (A.R. Sm.) L.E. Bishop
UVMVT205101M. Sundue   40382015-03-20
Mexico, Oaxaca, Ixtlan, Agencia San Francisco Reforma, 2.7 km from the Crucero de Santa Cruz, close to the portillo.; 17.688333 -96.580833, 17.688333 -96.580833, 2200m
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Ceradenia margaritata (A.R. Sm.) L.E. Bishop
UVMVT205102M. Sundue   39842015-03-17
Mexico, Oaxaca, Ixtlan, Rt. 175 between Oaxaca-Tuxtepec, 1 km past the Mirador at Cerro Pelon toward Tuxtepec, trail leading to summit of Cerro Pelon., 17.585844 -96.513938, 2800m
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Ceradenia margaritata (A.R. Sm.) L.E. Bishop
UVMVT205103M. Sundue   39412015-03-15
Mexico, Oaxaca, Ixtlan, Rt. 175 between Oaxaca-Tuxtepec, Mirador at Cerro Pelon.; 17.575833 -96.508056, 17.575833 -96.508056, 2850m
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Ceradenia margaritata (A.R. Sm.) L.E. Bishop
UVMVT205104M. Sundue   21222009-01-20
Mexico, Oaxaca, Cerro Pelon, Carreterra 175, along unpaved logging road heading uphill ca. 300m N of the mirador at the highest point in the road., 17.584917 -96.515567, 2890m
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