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Taxa: Henriettea martiusii
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia

HPUJ-Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (PUJ):HPUJ
23117Tadri G.   2005-08-29
Colombia, Vichada, Puerto Carreño, Reserva Natural Bojonawi, 6.11594444444444 -67.5096666666667, 50 - 50m

Instituto Alexander von Humboldt

FMB
FMB-022801Zarucchi, James; Barbosa, César   34801985-02-27
Colombia, Vichada, Cumaribo, Lower río Tuparro, 90 - 100m
FMB
FMB-004186Zarucchi, James; Barbosa, César   34801985-02-27
Colombia, Vichada, Cumaribo, Lower río Tuparro, 90 - 100m

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
335031James L. Zarucchi&César E. Barbosa   34801985-02-27
Colombia, Vichada, Parque Nacional Natural El Tuparro, lower Río Tuparro, on lower parts of granitic outcrop, Lat. 5º15'N, Long. 67º54'W, alt 90-100 m., 5.25 -67.9, 90 - 100m

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Henriettea martiusii (DC.) Naudin (DC.) Naudin
1487813D. Cárdenas-López   205572007-05-09
Colombia, Guainía, Inírida, río Atabapo, sector entre Maviso y comunidad de Chaquita, 4.037605556 -67.71200556
NY
Henriettea martiusii (DC.) Naudin (DC.) Naudin
1487731D. Cárdenas-López   206142007-05-10
Colombia, Guainía, Inírida, Corregimiento de Cacagual, río Atabapo sector entre Chaquita y Pato Corona., 3.865016667 -67.67978611
NY
Henriettea martiusii (DC.) Naudin (DC.) Naudin
1487895D. Cárdenas-López   217012008-07-09
Colombia, Guainía, Inírida, Rió Atabapo, sector comprendido entre comunidad Chaquita y Amanavén., 3.901967 -67.6723611
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