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

Harvard:GH
Scolosanthus multiflorus subsp. hirticalyx Borhidi Borhidi
barcode-00094513W. T. Marsh   
Jamaica
Harvard:GH
Scolosanthus crucifer var. microphyllus Borhidi Borhidi
barcode-00094504Bro. J. S. S. León & J. B. Acuna   130661927-08-00
Cuba, Matanzas, El Espinal, Canasí, serpentine barrens
Harvard:GH
Scolosanthus crucifer var. acutus Borhidi Borhidi
barcode-00094505Frère J. S. S. León & A. Loustalot   93401920-08-09
Cuba, Villa Clara, Sabana de Motembo
Harvard:GH
Scolosanthus crucifer var. subtomentosus Borhidi Borhidi
barcode-00094506Bro. León   129711927-02-18
Cuba, Matanzas, El Hatillo, Canasí, serpentine barrens
Harvard:GH
barcode-00094514(Bro.) Alain   97421963-06-26
Susua State Forest, serpentine barrens, 300-400 m
Harvard:GH
Scolosanthus lucidus Britton Britton
barcode-00094512J. A. Shafer-1   83551911-01-02
Cuba, Oriente Province, Moa Bay, east of Rio Moa, ironstone coast, thin woods back of coast
Harvard:A
Scolosanthus lucidus Britton Britton
barcode-00094511J. A. Shafer-1   83551911-01-02
Cuba, Oriente Province, Moa Bay, east of Rio Moa, ironstone coast, thin woods back of coast
Harvard:GH
barcode-00094508P. E. E. Sintenis   2491884-12-07
Prope Maricao in sylis montis Alegrillo
Harvard:A
Scolosanthus howardii Borhidi Borhidi
barcode-00094509R. A. Howard & G. R. Proctor   143861955-07-04
Jamaica, Trelawny, Ramgoat Cave District, Cockpit Country, dry rocky hillside, ca. 1500 feet
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