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

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Micropolypodium taenifolium (Jenman) A. R. Smith
barcode-00268291B. Maguire   245671947-08-29
Surinam, Tafelberg (Table Mountain) 1 km. east of Camp No. II, 740m
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Micropolypodium rupicola Hirai
barcode-00268292J. A. Steyermark, V. C. Espinosa, R. M. Diarmid, C. Brewer-Carias   1156501978-02-23
Venezuela, Bolívar, Estado Bolivar; Cumbre del Ptari-tepui, al norte de la Mision de Santa Teresta de Kavanayen, 5.75 -61.75, 2360 - 2420m
Harvard:GH
Micropolypodium taenifolium (Jenman) A. R. Smith
barcode-00268293A. G. H. Daniëls & F. P. Jonker   9591959-08-17
Surinam, Mt. Hendriktop, 1030m
Harvard:GH
Micropolypodium longisetosum (Hooker) Hirai
barcode-00268294T. R. Dudley   11134A1968-07-15
Peru, Cuzco, Convencion, Below Camp 6, c. 3000 meters, c. 23 km. walking distance NE from the Hacienda Luisiana and the Apurimac River., 12.5 -74.5, 3000m
Harvard:GH
Micropolypodium longisetosum (Hooker) Hirai
barcode-00268295   20911934-00-00
Bolivia, 3000m
Harvard:GH
Micropolypodium longisetosum (Hooker) Hirai
barcode-00268296R. Jarmillo M., Th. Van Der Hammen, M. T. Murillo   37041967-10-17
Colombia, Depto. Boyaca: Arriba de la carretera Tunja-Arca buca, en la quebrada afluente del rio Pomeca., 3200m
Harvard:GH
Micropolypodium taenifolium (Jenman) A. R. Smith
barcode-00268300S. Madriñan & C. E. Barbosa   3281989-07-16
Colombia, Departamento del Magdalena, Alto Rio Buritaca Alto de Mira, 11.08333333 73.8, 1100 - 1500m
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