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Taxa: Danaea inaequilatera
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Nacional Colombiano

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Danaea inaequilatera A. Rojas, 2009
133222D. B. Lellinger | E. R. de La Sota   4751971-02-23
Colombia, Chocó, Río El Salto (tributary of the Río Suruco), 9 km W of Andagoya., 5.0738888889 -76.7225, 75 - 100m
COL
Danaea inaequilatera A. Rojas, 2009
134348D. B. Lellinger | E. R. de La Sota   3861971-02-20
Colombia, Chocó, Mojarras de Tadó, 8.5 km E of Istmina. Hillsides and base of the sheer, rock mountains., 150 - 250m
COL
Danaea inaequilatera A. Rojas, 2009
133223D. B. Lellinger | E. R. de La Sota   4751971-02-23
Colombia, Chocó, Río El Salto (tributary of the Río Suruco), 9 km W of Andagoya., 5.0738888889 -76.7225, 75 - 100m
COL
Danaea inaequilatera A. Rojas, 2009
275570Wolfgang Hagemann   15271972-11-20
Colombia, Putumayo, 50 km. al W de El Pepino., 2050 - 2050m
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Danaea inaequilatera A. Rojas, 2009
278748P. Franco R. | O. Rangel | A. Cleef | S. Salamanca   11181983-01-12
Colombia, Chocó, Nóvita, Vereda Curundó, margen izquierda del río Ingará., 550 - 550m
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Danaea inaequilatera A. Rojas, 2009
343652A. Gentry | O. Rangel | Curso Postgrado-Botánico   684861989-10-19
Colombia, Valle del Cauca, Buenaventura, Bajo Anchicayá, Levantamiento. Parcela., 3.75 -76.833333, 300 - 300m
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Danaea inaequilatera A. Rojas, 2009
40174W. R. Phillipson | Jesús Medardo Idrobo | Roberto Jaramillo-Mejía   21511950-01-22
Colombia, Meta, Vistahermosa, Extremo nor oriental de la Sierra de La Macarena, Pico Rengifo., 1300 - 1600m
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