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Taxa: Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Sphaeradenia silvestris)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Ecuador; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
2690574J. E. Madsen, Bloch, C. & Christensen, H.   1988-12-02
Ecuador, Zamora-Chinchipe, Parque Nacional Podocarpus. Road Yangana - Valladolid, km 21. Wet montane forest. Collections outside sample plot., -4.47 -79.15, 2650 - 2750m
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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
2689145B. Ollgaard & J.E. Madsen   1989-02-14
Ecuador, Zamora-Chinchipe, Parque Nacional Podocarpus. Road Yangana-Valladolid, just S of the pass (Nudo de Sabanilla). Quebrada with wet mo., -4.45 -79.13, 2700m
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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
2677519B. Ollgaard, Roth, S. & Sperling, C.   1980-08-10
Ecuador, Napo, Road Baeza - Tena, c. 23 km from Baeza. Montane forest on level terrain, partly on wet ground, partly deforested., -0.65 -77.85, 2000m
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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
2627266L. B. Holm-Nielsen Andrade, R.   1979-07-08
Ecuador, Bol, Road Echeand, -1.42 -79.12, 2400m
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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
301635Carlos E. Cer   1987-12-05
Ecuador, Cotopaxi, Cant, -0.92 -79.15, 1800 - 2500m
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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
302598Bruce A. Stein   1985-05-19
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Road from Limon (General Plaza) to Cuenca. Cloud forest., -3 -78.58
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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
924918A. Gentry & Gene Schupp   1979-09-27
Ecuador, Carchi, 12 km E of Maldonado on road to Tulcan., 0.89 -78.09, 2230m
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Sphaeradenia steyermarkii (Harling) Harling
1759420Carlos E. Cer   1992-03-17
Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Reserva Geobot, 0.08 -78.5, 2200m
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