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Dataset: Harvard
Taxa: Bakeridesia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
barcode-00052708Ant. Molina   30491950-06-02
Honduras, Francisco Morazán, Rio Guarabuqui, terrenos de los indios Xicaques de La Flor, 1800m
Harvard:GH
Bakeridesia pittieri (Donnell Smith) D. M. Bates
barcode-00255374C. C. Deam   2681905-01-19
Guatemala, Gualan. Elevation, 420 feet
Harvard:A
Bakeridesia integerrima (Hooker) D. M. Bates
barcode-00255375H. F. Pittier   130631928-12-30
Venezuela, Near El Palito, Carabobo
Harvard:A
Bakeridesia integerrima (Hooker) D. M. Bates
barcode-00255376H. F. Pittier   76931917-12-31
Venezuela, Carabobo, Hacienda Taborda, near El Palito, on the road from Vaelncia to Puerto Cabello, - 200m
Harvard:A
Bakeridesia integerrima (Hooker) D. M. Bates
barcode-00255379H. F. Pittier   76931917-12-31
Venezuela, Carabobo, Hacienda Taborda, near El Palito, on the road from Vaelncia to Puerto Cabello, - 200m
Harvard:A
Bakeridesia integerrima (Hooker) D. M. Bates
barcode-00255377A. Mocquerys   7831893-00-00
Venezuela, Cumanacoa
Harvard:GH
Bakeridesia integerrima (Hooker) D. M. Bates
barcode-00255378I. Linden   15081842-00-00
Colombia, New Grenada, South America
Harvard:GH
Bakeridesia nelsonii (Rose) D. M. Bates
barcode-00255383Ant. Molina   76561957-03-15
Honduras, El Paraíso, 1600m
Harvard:GH
barcode-00255384Ant. Molina   73091956-05-28
Honduras, Comayagua, 700m
Harvard:GH
barcode-00255398H. F. Pittier   18231907-01-00
Guatemala, Zacapa, Between Jocotán and Jumusna, 600m
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