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Field Museum of Natural History
F:Botany	Banisteriopsis inebrians Morton V0062591FG. Klug   19641931-01-00 COLOMBIA Full Record Details
Harvard University Herbaria
Harvard:A	Banisteriopsis inebrians C. V. Morton barcode-00045026G. Klug   19641931-02-00 Colombia, Putumayo, Umbria, 0°54'N, 76°10'W, 325 m, 0.9 -76.166666 Full Record Details
Harvard:GH	Banisteriopsis inebrians C. V. Morton barcode-00045027G. Klug   19641931-02-00 Colombia, Putumayo, Umbria, 0°54'N, 76°10'W, 325 m, 0.9 -76.166666 Full Record Details
Harvard:ECON	Banisteriopsis inebrians C. V. Morton barcode-01117809G. Klug   19641931-01-00 Colombia, Comisaria del Putumayo: Umbria, 0.9 -76.1666666667, 325m Full Record Details
Naturalis Biodiversity Center
NL:Botany	Banisteriopsis inebrians Morton U 0003790Klug G   1931-01-01 Colombia, Putumayo, Comisaria del Putumayo: Umbría., 0.9 -76.166667 Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Banisteriopsis inebrians Morton L.2166591Klug G   1931-01-01 Colombia, Putumayo, Comisaria del Putumayo: Umbría., 0.9 -76.166667 Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY	Banisteriopsis inebrians C.V.Morton 55164G. Klug   19641931-01-01 Colombia, Putumayo, Comisaría del Purumayo: Umbria, 0.9 -76.17, 325 - 325m Full Record Details
NY	Banisteriopsis inebrians C.V.Morton 55163G. Klug   19641931-01-00 Colombia, Putumayo, Comisaría del Purumayo: Umbria, 0.9 -76.17, 325 - 325m Full Record Details
United States National Herbarium
US:Botany	Banisteriopsis inebrians C.V. Morton 1517293.216G. Klug   19641931-01-00 Colombia, Putumayo, Umbria., 325 - 325m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Banisteriopsis inebrians C.V. Morton 1830419.101G. Klug   19641931-01-00 Colombia, Putumayo, Umbria., 325 - 325m Full Record Details

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