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Taxa: Miconia laxivenula
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
V0338578FR. M. King & A. E. Guevara   62051965-08-06
Colombia, Putumayo
F:Botany
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
V0338576FJ. Cuatrecasas   109451940-12-11
Colombia, Putumayo
F:Botany
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
V0338577FR. M. King & A. E. Guevara   62341965-08-06
Colombia, Putumayo

Herbario Nacional Colombiano

COL
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
370006Julio César Betancur-Betancur | P. Galvis | Z. Marín   54391994-04-20
Colombia, Putumayo, Mocoa, Vereda Alto Campucana, camino entre la finca La Mariposa y el Alto La Sierra., 1500 - 1670m
COL
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
563877Ignacio Giraldo | Fabio Quevedo   1612003-03-04
Colombia, Putumayo, Orito, Vereda el Líbano, predio UMIYAC., 0.683000028 -77.03533173, 775 - 850m

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
01165569R. Romero-Castañeda   27261951-06-13
Colombia, Nariño, Tumaco, Chajal., 1.620825 -78.5297
NY
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
01165336R. M. King   62341965-08-06
Colombia, Putumayo, 15 kms. northwest of Puerto Asís., 0.5514468 -76.3591837, 305m
NY
Miconia laxivenula (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda (Wurdack) Gamba & Almeda
01165311R. M. King   62051965-08-06
Colombia, Putumayo, 15 kms. northwest of Puerto Asís., 0.5514468 -76.3591837, 305m
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