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Taxa: Calceolaria comosa, Calceolaria comosa subsp. comosa (Calceolaria cinerea, Calceolaria mollis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

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PH00011588J.N. Rose   230341918-00-00
Ecuador
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PH00011589J.N. Rose   s.n.1918-09-26
Ecuador, Vicinity of Nabon
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PH00009425Seemann   s.n.1847-00-00
Ecuador
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PH00009592J. N. Rose   230341918-09-26
Ecuador, Vicinity of Nabon, -3.339333 -79.06549
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PH00009596W.H. Camp   E27821945-04-23
Ecuador, Canar, North rim of the valley of the rio de Canar, 2000 - 3000m
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PH00009597W.H. Camp   s.n.1945-04-23
Ecuador, Canar, North rim of the valley of the rio de Canar

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

FTG
123501T. Duncan, L. Dempster, M. Bryan, J. Kole   26161977-07-09
Peru, Amazonas, Cordillera de Calla Calla; Balsas-Leimebamba road near km 386, -6.70774 -77.8042

University of South Florida Herbarium

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Calceolaria comosa subsp. elegans Molau
193577A. Sagastegui A., J. Mestacero & S. Leiva   121611984-08-18
Peru, Cajamarca, Celendin Prov., Gelig (Celendín-Balsas)., -3.58333 -80.4667, 2850m
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