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

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Missouri Botanical Garden


MO
295616Madsen   1985-10-02
Ecuador, Manab, Road Manta - Jipijappa, about km 30 from Manta. Dry forest, dominated by cacti and Ceiba., -1.12 -80.57, 0 - 50m

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1190951Linda Albert de Escobar   1978-11-23
Ecuador, El Oro, Arenillas, Camino Arenillas a Bejucal 200 pies altura.

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Praecereus diffusus (Britton & Rose) N.P. Taylor
1791814A. Gentry   1974-02-19
Ecuador, Guayas, 34 km N of Santa Elena along coast, very dry cactus forest, near sea level.

MO:Tropicos
Praecereus euchlorus (F.A.C. Weber) N.P. Taylor
1461271M. Nee   481431998-01-24
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Cordillera, Along road to San Joaquin, just E of La Mora and turnoff from highway from Santa Cruz to Abapo., -18.45 -63.2, 500m

MO:Tropicos
Praecereus euchlorus (F.A.C. Weber) N.P. Taylor
1524567M. Nee   51396
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, The plain around Santa Cruz that is bound by the 700 m contour of the Andean foothills to the west, and the Río Grande to the east, -17.74 -63.2

MO:Tropicos
Praecereus euchlorus (F.A.C. Weber) N.P. Taylor
1525274M. Nee   51438
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, The plain around Santa Cruz that is bound by the 700 m contour of the Andean foothills to the west, and the Río Grande to the east, -17.74 -63.2

MO:Tropicos
Praecereus euchlorus (F.A.C. Weber) N.P. Taylor
1531269M. Nee   50452
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Within the Flora de la Region del Parque Nacional Amboro, but above the 700 m contour, -18.11 -63.95, 1280m

MO:Tropicos
Praecereus smithianus (Britton&Rose) Buxb.
1191397F. Llanos&E. Hernandez   10991987-11-28
Colombia, Huila, Colombia, Vereda Boca de la Zanja, hacia la cordillera oriental., 640m

MO:Tropicos
Praecereus smithianus (Britton&Rose) Buxb.
1191403F. Llanos&E. Hernandez   11291987-12-05
Colombia, Huila, Colombia, Vereda Cardonal, por entre quebrada., 660m


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