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Taxa: Bronwenia acapulcensis (Banisteriopsis dugandii), Bronwenia acapulcensis var. llanensis (Banisteriopsis acapulcensis var. llanensis)
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Nacional Colombiano

COL
Bronwenia acapulcensis (Rose) W.R. Anderson & C. Davis
12645Armando Dugand Gneco   27731941-01-11
Colombia, Atlántico, Entre Sabanalarga y Campeche., 100 - 100m
COL
Bronwenia acapulcensis (Rose) W.R. Anderson & C. Davis
111899Armando Dugand Gneco   57841961-09-27
Colombia, Atlántico, Entre Baranoa y Galapa., 10.8461194 -74.8980903, 120 - 140m
COL
Bronwenia acapulcensis (Rose) W.R. Anderson & C. Davis
125752Rafael Romero-Castañeda   112521971-08-07
Colombia, Magdalena, Fundación, En el caserío de Santa Rosa., 200 - 200m
COL
Bronwenia acapulcensis (Rose) W.R. Anderson & C. Davis
197422R. Echeverry E.   771976-09-06
Colombia, Atlántico, Galapa.Alt.10m., 10 - 10m
COL
Bronwenia acapulcensis (Rose) W.R. Anderson & C. Davis
28531Armando Dugand Gneco   34431943-07-27
Colombia, Atlántico, Alrededores de Galapa y Baranoa., 10.8474682 -74.8974037
COL
Bronwenia acapulcensis (Rose) W.R. Anderson & C. Davis
323070Hermes. Cuadros V.   44031989-09-04
Colombia, BOLIVAR. Mun. Cartegena, Isla de Tierrabomba., 5 - 5m

Herbario Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia

HUA
Bronwenia acapulcensis (Rose) W.R. Anderson & C. Davis
111850Realpe A.   41996-09-03
Colombia, Sucre, San Onofre, Carretera entre los corregimientos La Berruga, Rincón, Plan Parejo, Higuerón, Las Brisas, Chichiman y Salas, 9.7807 -75.63698

United States National Herbarium

US:Botany
1852472.208A. Dugand & R. Jaramillo M.   33351943-07-28
Colombia, Bolívar, Region de Cartagena, Alrededores de Turbaco y Arjoma., 100 - 100m
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