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Dataset: Harvard
Search Criteria: Venezuela; Delta Amacuro; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
barcode-00046322H. H. Rusby & R. W. Squires   4231896-05-00
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, Manoa
Harvard:A
Socratea microchlamys Burret
barcode-00028553H. H. Rusby & R. W. Squires   4151896-04-00
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, Sacupana
Harvard:GH
barcode-00046271J. A. Steyermark   875571960-11-16
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, East side of Rio Cuyubini, steep slopes around summit of Cerro La Paloma, Sierra Imataca, 100-200 m.
Harvard:GH
barcode-00038926J. J. Wurdack & J. V. Monachino   397251955-11-23
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, El Palmar-Raudal Trail, 1-3 km north of Rio Guanamo, Serrania Imataca, alt. 270-470 m
Harvard:A
barcode-00066483H. H. Rusby & R. W. Squires   1561896-05-00
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, Catalina, lower Orinoco
Harvard:A
barcode-00046321H. H. Rusby & R. W. Squires   4231896-05-00
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, Manoa
Harvard:GH
Socratea microchlamys Burret
barcode-00028554H. H. Rusby & R. W. Squires   4151896-04-00
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, Sacupana
Harvard:GH
barcode-00312326J. A. Steyermark   872371960-11-02
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, Rio Amacuro, Venezuela - British Guiana frontier, Sierra Imataca. Upstream from San Victor, past Rio Matanaima, up to Salto de Quebradero
Harvard:GH
barcode-01874230J. A. Steyermark   873911960-11-07
Venezuela, Delta Amacuro, Between Amacuro and mouth of Deadwater Creek Moat (Agua Muerto). Rio, Amaruco, Venezuela-British Guiana frontier. Sierra Imataca, 65 - 80m
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