Dataset: MO
Taxa: Diostea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2478831Arroyo, M. T. K. & et al   994889
Chile, Maule, Reserva Natural Bellotos del Melado, -35.85 -71.1

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2886912Dr. E. Werdermann   545
Chile, Prov. Curicó. Hacienda Monte Grande, 1200m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2887087J. & G. Grau   1586
Chile, Prov. Curicó. Teno-Tal. Bei der Mündung des Rio Malo in den Rio Vergara, 2000m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2887598K. Behn   s.n.1929-11-22
Chile, Cordillera de Los Andes, Rio Blanco., 1300m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2888258P. Aravena   333751942-01-22
Chile, Prov. and Dept. Curicó: Los Quenes (Andes de Curicó), 1100m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2888383J.L. Morrison, R. Wagenknecht   175091939-03-13
Chile, Cautin, Depto. Victoria. Hotel Tolhuaca and along the road to Banos calientes, 1140 - 1180m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2888496J.L. Morrison   167811938-12-08
Chile, Santiago, Melipilla, Las Vizcachas, ca. 10km from La Dormida; steep dry, rocky west-facing slope in sparse chaparral, 1900m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2888635R.De Barba   933
Chile, Cerro alto (Parque nac. N. Sluapi)

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2888737Poeppig   s.n.
Chile

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2889155Ynes Mexia   78781936-02-15
Chile, Curicó. Cordillera Peteroa-Planchon; Cañon Rio Claro; dry river terrace in open., 1500m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2889232P.A. Hollermayer   1376
Chile, Valdivia, 160m

MO:Tropicos
Diostea juncea (Gillies ex Hook.) Miers
2889477Otto Zöllner   84471975-12-07
Chile, Curico: In Upeo. Abundant bush.


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