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Taxa: Clidemia capillipes (Sagraea capillipes)
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Nacional Colombiano

COL
Clidemia capillipes (Triana) Cogn.
135448C. Sastre   22851973-09-21
Colombia, Amazonas, Corregimiento La Chorrera, Rio Igara-Parana., -1.4449 -72.787099
COL
Clidemia capillipes (Triana) Cogn.
427089H. L. Clark   71691979-05-08
Colombia, Guainía, Along rio Negro just below Sitio Hueso, 24 km. S of San Felipe Neri, opposite San Carlos de rio Negro.

Herbario Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia

HUA
169159Betancur J. | Cárdenas D. | Tanimuca D. | Makuna J.   138362009-03-27
Colombia, Vaupés, Taraira, Comunidad Jotabeyá, caño Jotabeyá, más adentro del río Apaporis, varador Chorro de Yarumo, -0.5833333 -70.1833333, 150 - 250m

Instituto Alexander von Humboldt

FMB
Clidemia capillipes (Triana) Cogn.
FMB-004687Sastre, Claude   22851973-09-21
Colombia, Amazonas, La Chorrera, Río Igará-Paraná, La Chorrera, début du layon longeant le fleuve en amont, 1er pont

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

NL:Botany
Clidemia capillipes (Triana) Cogn.
U.1392352Schultes RE; Cabrera I   1951-07-11
Colombia, Amazonas-Vaupes. Rio Apaporis: entre el rio Pacoa y el rio Kananari. Soratama.

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Clidemia capillipes (Triana) Cogn. (Triana) Cogn.
1654204H. L. Clark   c71691979-05-08
Colombia, Guainía, Along Rio Negro just below Sitio Hueso, 24 km S of San Felipe Neri (opposite San Carlos de Rio Negro)., 1.93 -67.05
NY
Clidemia capillipes (Triana) Cogn. (Triana) Cogn.
1654199R. E. Schultes   130261951-07-11
Colombia, Amazonas, Amazonas-Vaupés. Río Apaporis: entre el río Pacoa y el río Kananarí. Soratama., 0.071602 -71.158152, 250m
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