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Taxa: Metastelma mathewsii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
V0419858FM. Bang   2090
BOLIVIA

Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
barcode-00076595M. Bang   2090
Bolivia

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
1347904Liede, S. & J. Conrad   31401993-03-13
Bolivia, La Paz, Laguna Zongo, 20.8 km from, -16.32 -68.13, 3100m
MO:Tropicos
425780James C. Solomon   175441988-01-12
Bolivia, La Paz, Sud Yungas, 5.2 km al SE de Lambate. Bosque bajo, húmedo, disturbido, a lo largo del Río Chiquilaque Muriyaqui., -16.62 -67.68, 3100m

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
279047H. H. Rusby   25431885-00-00
Bolivia, Yungas
NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
621772H. H. Rusby   25431885-00-00
Bolivia, Yungas, 1829 - 1829m
NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
04196881J. R. I. Wood   205872004-04-01
Bolivia, La Paz, Sud Yungas, En la bajada al río La Paz, en el camino Irupana-Cajuata, -16.5097 -67.4161, 1631m
NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
4196882J. R. I. Wood   218282005-03-09
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Florida, Zone of canyon of Rio Pirai between Bermejo & Cuevas, -18.1 -63.42
NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
4196883J. R. I. Wood   109901996-04-14
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Andrés Ibáñez, c 2 km from Rio Piray towards Los Espejillos, 600m
NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
4196886M. H. Nee   405551991-05-24
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Andrés Ibáñez, along Quebrada Salada and oil pipeline, 4 km W of highway bridge over Rio Pirai, -18.1 -63.5, 750m
NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
4196887M. H. Nee   529122005-04-24
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Ichilo, 4.5 km SSE of Buena Vista, vic. Hotel Flora y Fauna, -17.4983 -63.6533, 390m
NY
Metastelma mathewsii Rusby Rusby
4196888D. J. Goyder   132261998-03-06
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Florida, La Angostura, 1 km from village, 600m
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