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Field Museum of Natural History
F:Botany	Lepidium quitense Turcz. W. Jameson   892 ECUADOR Full Record Details
F:Botany	Lepidium quitense Turcz. V0092980FW. Jameson   892 ECUADOR Full Record Details
F:Botany	Lepidium quitense var. integrifolium L. A. Sodiro   561886-12-00 ECUADOR Full Record Details
F:Botany	Lepidium quitense Turcz. V0304418F    ECUADOR Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO	Lepidium quitense Turcz. 2653212S. L   1992-02-02 Ecuador, Pichincha, Slope N of entrance to Guyallabamba from Quito. Dry and densely grassed., -0.05 -78.33, 2170 - 2335m Full Record Details
MO	Lepidium quitense Turcz. 58238Carlos E. Cer   1988-12-31 Ecuador, Tungurahua, Carretera Pillaro-Ambato Bosque seco Montano Bajo. Suelo arenoso-rocoso., -1.25 -78.5, 2400 - 2550m Full Record Details
MO	Lepidium quitense Turcz. 58393Jameson    Ecuador, Pichincha, 2850m Full Record Details
Naturalis Biodiversity Center
NL:Botany	Lepidium quitense var. integrifolium Thell. L.1839467Herzog T   1911-09-01 Bolivia, Plantae in itinere secundo per Boliviam lectae. An steinigen sonnigen Hangen uber dem La Paz- und Aracathal. Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Lepidium quitense var. integrifolium Thell. L.1839465Unknown   1911-09-01 Bolivia, Plantae in itinere secundo per Boliviam lectae. An steinigen sonnigen Hangen uber dem La Paz- und Aracathal. Full Record Details
United States National Herbarium
US:Botany	Lepidium quitense Turcz. 1544560.209W. Jameson   892 Ecuador, Plains of Pomasqui. Full Record Details

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