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Taxa: Loasa pallida (Loasa aldunatea)
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Loasa pallida Gill. ex Arn.
Gillies   1826-00-00
CHILE
F:Botany
Loasa pallida Gill. ex Arn.
V0196428FE. Werdermann   639
Chile, Santiago
F:Botany
V0174288F   
CHILE

Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arnott
barcode-00076025J. Gillies   
Chile
Harvard:GH
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arnott
barcode-00076024J. Gillies   
Chile, Andes

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arn.
2476147Werdermann, E.   639
Chile, Santiago, Santiago, Fierro Carrera, Cordillera Río San Francisco, 3200m
MO:Tropicos
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arn.
2888279C. Grandjot   s.n.
Chile, Santiago, In monte San Ramón., 2700m

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

NL:Botany
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arn.
U.1366516Werdermann E   1925-02-01
Chile, Chilenses, prov. Santiago, Cord. Rio San Francisco, Fierro Carrera.
NL:Botany
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arn.
U.1366515Elliot C   1928-01-01
Chile, Juncal, a distictly pretty plant i a quiet sort of way but stings like the devil. No seed obtained.
NL:Botany
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arn.
L.2449421Buchtien O   1903-01-18
Chile, Valparaiso, Uspallata-Pass der chilenischen Hochcordillere: Juncal; auf den Cerros., -32.9 -70.116667
NL:Botany
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arn.
L.2449418Günther E; Buchtien O   1928-11-30
Chile, San Bernardo.
NL:Botany
Loasa pallida Gillies ex Arn.
L.2449417Zöllner O   1971-12-29
Chile, Prov. Curico am oberen Tenofluss.
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