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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Caperonia corchoroides
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
W. R. Hostmann   1084
SURINAME
F:Botany
V0191367FN. T. Host   
SURINAME

Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
Caperonia corchoroides Müller Argoviensis
barcode-00045896F. W. R. Hostmann   1084
Surinam
Harvard:A
Caperonia corchoroides Müller Argoviensis
barcode-00045897F. W. Hostmann & A. Kappler   1084
Surinam

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

NL:Botany
U.1255325Hatschbach GG   1970-02-15
Brazil, Mato Grosso do Sul

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Caperonia corchoroides Müll.Arg. Müll.Arg.
39612W. R. Hostmann   1084
Suriname, 4 -57.5
NY
Caperonia corchoroides Müll.Arg. Müll.Arg.
01301100C. R. Sperling   61311982-06-12
Brazil, Pará, Riverbanks of Rio Itacaiunas near the ferry crossing to AMZA camp 3-Alfa, -5.88 -50.5, 150 - 150m
NY
Caperonia corchoroides Müll.Arg. Müll.Arg.
01301077W. R. Anderson   108371974-02-12
Brazil, Pará, 1-10km upriver (SE) from vilage of Pratatí, -8 -57.08, 200 - 300m
NY
Caperonia corchoroides Müll.Arg. Müll.Arg.
01301095T. C. Plowman   91141980-02-24
Brazil, Pará, Conceição do Araguaia, 2 km west of town along highway PA-287, -8.25 -49.3, 300 - 300m
NY
Caperonia corchoroides Müll.Arg. Müll.Arg.
01301085C. R. Sperling   61311982-06-12
Brazil, Pará, Riverbanks of Rio Itacaiunas near the ferry crossing to AMZA camp 3-Alfa, -5.88 -50.5, 150 - 150m
NY
Caperonia corchoroides Müll.Arg. Müll.Arg.
870211G. G. Hatschbach   383331976-03-25
Brazil, Tocantins, Gurupi, Rio Santa Tereza., -11.7294 -49.0683
NY
Caperonia corchoroides Müll.Arg. Müll.Arg.
1146176D. C. Zappi   14582008-08-27
Brazil, Mato Grosso, Novo Mundo, Parque Estadual do Cristalino. Extremo nordeste do Parque, subindo o Rio Cristalino. Margem do rio B., -9.95028 -55.1983
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