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

F:Botany
Swartzia oscarpintoana Pipoly & A. Rudas Lleras
V0075485FJ. J. Pipoly et al.   128861990-11-29
COLOMBIA

Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
Swartzia oscarpintoana Pipoly & Rudas
barcode-00268007J. J. Pipoly, A. Rudas, B. & M. Letuama   128861990-11-29
Colombia, Amazonas, La Pedrera, Inspección de Santa Isabel, Parque Nacional Natural Cahuinarí; Estación Biológica Puerto Barbados, -1.46666667 -70.76666667, 300m

Instituto Alexander von Humboldt

FMB
Swartzia oscarpintoana Pipoly & A. Rudas Lleras
FMB-034110Pipoly, John; Rudas, Agustín; Leptuama, M.   128861990-11-29
Colombia, Amazonas, La Pedrera, Santa Isabel, Estación biológica Puerto Barbados, 300m

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
109025J. Pipoly, A. Rudas, B.&M. Letuama   128861990-11-29
Colombia, Amazonas, La Pedrera, Inspección de Santa Isabel, Parque Nacional Natural Cahuinarí; Estación Biológica Puerto Barbados; Várzea (rebalse alta) sobre suelos lateríticos, dominada por Astrocaryum., -1.47 -70.77, 300m

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Swartzia oscarpintoana Pipoly & Rudas Pipoly & Rudas
990843J. J. Pipoly   128861990-11-29
Colombia, Amazonas, La Pedrera, Municipio Inspección de Santa Isabel, Parque Nacional Natural Cahuinarí; Estación Biológica Puerto Barbados, -1.47 -70.77, 300 - 300m

United States National Herbarium

US:Botany
Swartzia oscarpintoana Pipoly & Rudas
3422877.209J. Pipoly, A. Rudas, B. Letuama & M. Letuama   128861990-11-29
Colombia, Amazonas, La Pedrera, Inspeccion de Santa Isabel, Parque National Natural Cahuinar, Estacion Biologica Puerto Barbados, Varzea, -1.4667 -70.7667, 300 - 300m
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