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

Harvard:GH
Tetrazygia ekmanii Urban Urban
barcode-00073240E. L. Ekman   148621922-08-15
Cuba, Oriente Province, Sierra Maestra, El Peru on Rio Yara, Arroyo del Peru, forest
Harvard:GH
Tetrazygia elegans Urban Urban
barcode-00073241E. L. Ekman   82941916-11-12
Cuba, Oriente Province, Alto-de-Iberia prope La Julia, in fruticetis, ca. 750 m
Harvard:GH
Tetrazygia ancistrophora C. Wright C. Wright
barcode-00072698C. Wright   3562
Cuba
Harvard:GH
barcode-00073245P. E. E. Sintenis   15691885-06-00
Serra de Luquillo, in monte Jimenes
Harvard:GH
Tetrazygia aurea R. A. Howard & W. R. Briggs R. A. Howard & W. R. Briggs
barcode-00073236R. A. Howard   64471941-08-00
Cuba, Trinidad Mountaina, San Blas-Buenos Aires, Gaviñas, limestone cliff
Harvard:A
Tetrazygia aurea R. A. Howard & W. R. Briggs R. A. Howard & W. R. Briggs
barcode-00073235R. A. Howard   64471941-08-00
Cuba, Trinidad Mountaina, San Blas-Buenos Aires, Gaviñas, limestone cliff
Harvard:A
Tetrazygia fadyenii Hooker Hooker
barcode-00269642B. van Ee, P.E. Berry, L. Brako, & M. van Ee   7802007-12-27
Jamaica, Hanover Parish; Dolphin Head; around the concrete geodesic marker, 18.37375 -78.15528332999999, 545m
Harvard:GH
Tetrazygia decorticans Bécquer Bécquer
barcode-00310845E. Bécquer & R. Abbott   824642004-05-16
Cuba, Sancti Spiritus, Reserva Ecológica Alturas de Banao, base de la Teta de Juana, orillas del arroyo del Túnel de Caja de Agua, 21.863916666699996 -79.59991666670001, 600 - 650m
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