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Taxa: Curtia tenella
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Curtia tenella (Mart.) Cham.
J. A. Steyermark   31218
Guatemala

Lundell Herbarium at the University of Texas at Austin

LL
Curtia tenella (Mart.) Cham.
LL00251316Janice G. Saunders|Gregg Dieringer   15881985-11-04
Mexico, Oaxaca, Road to Tultepec. 1Km E of road 175 Ocotlan-Pochutla. 16 Km N Pochutla SAN PEDRO POCHUTLA
LL
Curtia tenella (Mart.) Cham.
LL00576926Percy H. Gentle   37831941-11-15
Belize, Toledo, Swasey Branch, Monkey River.
LL
Curtia tenella (Mart.) Cham.
LL00576927David R. Hunt   2011959-11-05
Belize, Cayo, [no locality].
LL
Curtia tenella (Mart.) Cham.
LL00576928Percy H. Gentle   37831941-11-15
Belize, Toledo, Swasey Branch, Monkey River.
LL
Curtia tenella (Mart.) Cham.
LL00576929H. H. Bartlett   116771931-02-22
Belize, Cayo, Mountain Pine Ridge.

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
Curtia tenella (Mart.) Cham.
TEX00576933Mexia   58051931-05-11
Brazil, Minas Gerais, Diamantina, Crest of Serra do Rio Grande.
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