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Taxa: Isidorea pedicellaris
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

FTG
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
125348A. Veloz, H. Lopez   26192001-04-21
Dominican Republic, Monte Cristi, Cordillera Septentrional: Provincia de Montecristi, a 2 km al Oeste de Punta Mangle, sobre una loma de Roca Caliza, 19.8931 -71.6453
FTG
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
62256T. Zanoni, J. P:imental & R. Garcia   312201984-07-19
Dominican Republic, Maria Trinidad Sanchez, .8 km al este de Gaspar Hernandez en la caretera a Nagua, 19.6333 -70.6333
FTG
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
138313M. Mejia, J. Pimentel   237011982-10-14
Dominican Republic, Espaillat, Republica Dcminicana: Llanura de Nagua. Prov. Espaillat: 7 km Este de Caspar Herrandez proximo a La Ermita:, 19.6333 -70.25

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:A
Isidorea pedicellaris Urban & Ekman
00219437E. C. Leonard & G. M. Leonard   136571929-03-01
Haiti, Vicinity of Jean Rabel

Texas A&M University, S.M. Tracy Herbarium

TAES
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
A. Liogier   161271969-09-27
Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata
TAES
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
J. J. Jimenez   45741962-02-18
Dominican Republic, Puerto Plata
TAES
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
J. J. Jimenez   18251949-02-27
Dominican Republic, Santiago
TAES
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
J. J. Jimenez   18251949-02-27
Dominican Republic, Santiago
TAES
Isidorea pedicellaris Urb. & Ekman
Prof. Marcano   30541955-09-03
Dominican Republic
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