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Taxa: Croton mollis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Baylor University Herbarium

BAYLU:BAYLU
BAYLU015972J. Singhurst   81241999-06-26
USA, Arkansas, Sevier/Little River, 3.2 miles S. of jct. Hwy 317 and Hwy 234 on Hwy 317, E and W side of hwy 317 ca. 0.7 miles in length, 33.798004 -94.060617

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
TEX00541195C. K. Allen|G. T. Prance|B. S. Pena|J. F. Ramos   26521966-10-14
Brazil, Amazonas, Manaus and vicinity. Rio Negro, between Manaus and Igarape Taruma.

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin State Herbarium

WIS
v0382591WISPaul E. Berry; Judith Rosales   65011996-11-21
Venezuela, Amazonas, Laja Suiza, first big granitic outcrop upstream from mouth of black-water Rio Guasacavi on north (right) side, 3.5 km SSW of Santa Cruz (direct air distance), 3.238056 -67.408333, 100m
WIS
v0382592WISPaul E. Berry; Gustavo A. Romero, Lois Brako   58831996-03-03
Venezuela, Amazonas, Laja Suiza, first big granitic outcrop upstream from mouth of black-water Río Guasacavi on north (right) side, 3.5 km SSW of Santa Cruz (direct air distance), 3.238333 -67.408333, 100m
WIS
v0382593WISPaul E. Berry; Rodrigo Duno, Gustavo Romero   57681995-11-30
Venezuela, Amazonas, Granitic outcrop called Laja Alta del Guasacavi, on north bank of black-water Rio Guasacavi, 3.240833 -67.372222, 100m
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v0382594WISFoldats, Ernesto; Velazco, Jorge   90071989-05-00
Venezuela, Amazonas, Atures, Río Sipapo, entre los ríos Cuao y Autana, 4.75 -67.666667, 90m
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