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Taxa: Echinopsis formosa (Lobivia formosa, Echinocactus formosus, Trichocereus formosus), Echinopsis formosa subsp. bruchii (Lobivia grandis, Lobivia bruchii, Echinopsis bruchii, Trichocereus bruchii, Trichocereus ingens, Trichocereus grandis, Lobivia formosa subsp. grandis, Lobivia formosa subsp. bruchii... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

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Lobivia grandis Britton & Rose
PH00764197J. A. Shafer   s.n.1916-12-28
Argentina, Catamarca, between Andalgala and Conception, -27.581952 -66.316456, 2300m
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Lobivia grandis Britton & Rose
PH00764198J. A. Shafer   231916-12-28
Argentina, Catamarca, between Andalgala and Concepcion; -27.453821 -65.954027, -27.453821 -65.954027, 2400m

Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

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Echinopsis formosa (Pfeiffer) Jacobi
DES00055836F. Katterman   11782004-03-16
Chile, Antofagasta, Region III. Antofagasta. NE slope of Quebrada La Chita on road to Collama., -22.410528 -70.35, 3600m
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DES00093230Seth Wielgus   
Argentina, Catamarca, detailed locality information protected
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DES00100182Joni Ward   
Argentina, Mendoza, Tunuyán, detailed locality information protected
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DES00100375Joni Ward   
Argentina, Mendoza, Luján de Cuyo, detailed locality information protected
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Echinopsis bruchii (Britton & Rose) Friedrich & Glaetzle
Joni Ward   
Argentina, Catamarca, detailed locality information protected

Huntington Botanical Gardens Herbarium

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Lobivia formosa (Pfeiffer) Dodds
14480Lembcke, H.   
Argentina, El Torro
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Lobivia formosa (Pfeiffer) Dodds
14481Lembcke, H.   
Argentina, Mine de Oro Chilec.

University of South Florida Herbarium

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Echinopsis formosa (Pfeiff.) Jacobi ex Salm-Dyck
258753A. R. Franck   26442011-06-13
Argentina, Mendoza Prov., Los Hornillos., -22.0519 -66.0125
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Google Map

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