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Field Museum of Natural History
F:Botany	Gonolobus cuajayote W. D. Stevens E. Matuda   183421948-09-11 Mexico, Chiapas Full Record Details
Herbario del Jardín Botánico BUAP, Puebla, Mexico
HUAP	Gonolobus cuajayote W.D. Stevens 80681Kenia Velasco Gutiérrez   401912016-10-04 Mexico, Guerrero, San Luis Acatlán, 0.48 km en linea recta al sur de Yoloxochitl sobre el camino al rio, a 200 m de la Poza Salada, 16.820649 -98.678258, 572m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Gonolobus cuajayote W.D.Stevens 02072895D. E. Breedlove   366861974-08-26 Mexico, Chiapas, Cintalapa Mun., Tropical Deciduous Forest 5 km west of Rizo de Oro, 900m Full Record Details
University of California at Davis Herbarium
DAV	Gonolobus cuajayote W. D. Stevens Grady L. Webster   178211972-08-11 Mexico, Chiapas, Common twining vine with dark green foliage on forest remnants along the road to microwave station 'Quetzalapa'., 16.01666667 -93.71666667 Full Record Details
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin State Herbarium
WIS	Gonolobus cuajayote W. D. Stevens v0410905WISIltis, Hugh H.; Benz, Bruce F.; Grijalva, Alfredo   308131991-10-06 Nicaragua, Leon, Southern base of Volcan Telica (active), above village of Quimera (in "Palo de Agua" ravine) N of km 107 [from Managua] on Hwy 26, N of Leon, ca 5 km NE from jct with hwy to Managua., 150m Full Record Details
WIS	Gonolobus cuajayote W. D. Stevens v0410906WISIltis, Hugh H.; Benz, Bruce F.; Grijalva, Alfredo   308131991-10-06 Nicaragua, Leon, Southern base of Volcan Telica (active), above village of Quimera (in "Palo de Agua" ravine) N of km 107 [from Managua] on Hwy 26, N of Leon, ca 5 km NE from jct with hwy to Managua., 150m Full Record Details

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