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University of California at Davis Herbarium
DAV	Ayapanopsis cuchabensis (B.L.Rob.) R.King & H.Rob. Grady L. Webster   328411998-11-12 Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Auca region, T’o Lindo to Petrana, primary and slightly disturbed cloud forest on ridge N of Cerro Montecristi; herb to 2 m high, flowers pale lavender., 0.06666666667 -78.598611, 2250m Full Record Details
DAV	Ayapanopsis cuchabensis (B.L.Rob.) R.King & H.Rob. Grady L. Webster   328411998-11-12 Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Auca region, T’o Lindo to Petrana, primary and slightly disturbed cloud forest on ridge N of Cerro Montecristi; herb to 2 m high, flowers pale lavender., 0.06666666667 -78.598611, 2250m Full Record Details
DAV	Ayapanopsis cuchabensis (B.L.Rob.) R.King & H.Rob. Grady L. Webster   319331996-06-26 Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Cerro Negro, c. 3.5 km (airline) E of Nanegalito, disturbed lower montane cloud forest; shrub 2 m high, fls. lavender to dark blue., 0.058333 -78.65, 1750m Full Record Details
DAV	Ayapanopsis cuchabensis (B.L.Rob.) R.King & H.Rob. Grady L. Webster   328611998-11-16 Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Secondary rain forest on steep slopes, 22 km by road W of Calacali; shrub 1.5 m high; flowers pale lavender, slightly fragrant., 0.01666666667 -78.61666667, 2150m Full Record Details
Vanderbilt University Herbarium
BRIT:VDB	Ayapanopsis cuchabensis (B. L. Rob.) R. M. King & H. Rob. BRIT624935    Ecuador Full Record Details

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