Dataset: Harvard
Taxa: Celtis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Harvard University Herbaria


Harvard:GH
barcode-00034253C. F. L. C. Ervendberg   3211858-00-00
Mexico, Veracruz, Wartenberg, near Tantoyuca, prov. Huasteca

Harvard:GH
barcode-00034255W. A. Schipp   13221935-03-25
Belize, Temash River, alt. 100 feet, 30m

Harvard:GH
barcode-00034260George Gardner   1406
Brazil, Alagoas

Harvard:GH
barcode-00034252C. G. Pringle   85351901-07-05
Mexico, Morelos, Near Yantepec, 4000 feet, 1219m

Harvard:A
barcode-00034254W. A. Schipp   13221935-03-25
Belize, Temash River, alt. 100 feet, 30m

Harvard:GH
barcode-00267585J. L. Berlandier   1836-04-00
Mexico, Tamaulipas

Harvard:GH
barcode-00267586J. L. Berlandier   1836-04-00
Mexico, Tamaulipas

Harvard:GH
Celtis loxensis C. C. Berg
barcode-00267591J. N. Rose, A. Pachano & G. Rose   233361918-10-03
Ecuador, Between Loja [Loja Canton & Province] and Portovelo [Portovelo Canton, El Oro Province]

Harvard:GH
Celtis loxensis C. C. Berg
barcode-00267592F. Woytkowski   56761960-04-14
Peru, Cajamarca, Pucara, 900m

Harvard:A
barcode-00267593C. G. Pringle   85351901-07-05
Mexico, Morelos, Near Yantepec, 4000 feet, 1219m

Harvard:GH
Celtis brasiliensis (Gardner) Planchon
barcode-00267595Wilkes Expedition   1838-00-00
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Organ Mts

Harvard:GH
barcode-00351932Bro. Alain & G. R. Proctor   61861957-03-17
Cuba, Pinar del Rio, Foot of Mogote de la Bandera Viñales

Harvard:A
barcode-00351937G. R. Proctor   211491960-06-02
Marie-Galante, norhteast [northeast] of Capesterre, 40 - 50m

Harvard:GH
Celtis tala Gillies ex Planchon
barcode-00267594J. Gillies   
Argentina, San Luis


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