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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Aristida hassleri (Aristida longiramea var. boliviana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
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barcode-00023097E. Hassler   83461901-01-00
Paraguay, In regione cursus superioris fluminis Apa

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
214492Herzog, Th.   1442
Bolivia, Charaktergras der Campos swischen Rio-Pirai und Rio-Cuchi, 550m
MO:Tropicos
943254E. Gutiérrez, M. Menacho & J. Balcazar   14651995-01-20
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Manuel Maria Caballero, Estancia Thacra a 4 km al E sobre Río Comarapa., -18.52 -64.56

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

NL:Botany
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WAG.1814862Pedersen TM   1977-11-05
Argentina, Cuatro Bocas (near Apóstoles). Dep. Apóstoles, Prov. Misiones.
NL:Botany
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L.1214970Balansa B   1875-03-05
Paraguay, L'assomption, dans les terrains argilo-sablonneux. [!].
NL:Botany
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L.1214969Pedersen TM   1977-11-05
Argentina, Cuatro Bocas (near Apóstoles). Dep. Apóstoles, Prov. Misiones.
NL:Botany
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L.1214968Herzog T   1911-01-01
Bolivia, Rio Pirai n. R. Cuchi. [!].
NL:Botany
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L.1214967Herzog T   1911-01-01
Bolivia, Rio Pirai n. R. Cuchi. [!].

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Image Associated With the Occurence
Aristida hassleri Hack.
345916E. Hassler   83461902-01-00
Paraguay, In regione cursus superiors fluminis Apa.

United States National Herbarium

US:Botany
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81211.2091310T. K. Herzog   14421911-01-00
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Between Rio Pirai and Rio Cuchi., 550 - 550m
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