Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Heliconia acuminata subsp. occidentalis
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


MO:Tropicos
622253Al Gentry&Bruce Stein   463981984-04-06
Colombia, Guainia, Forest on white sand dominated by Eperua and Monopteryx, mostly poorly drained., 1.78 -67.27, 120m

Naturalis Biodiversity Center


NL:Botany
U.1344338Gentry AH; Stein BA   1984-04-06
Colombia, Dept. Guainia., 1.783333 -67.1

United States National Herbarium


US:Botany
1774383.251J. Cuatrecasas   72141939-10-15
Colombia, Vaupés, Caño cuduyari (left tributary), forest and thicket in zurubi, 200 - 200m

US:Botany
1774384.251J. Cuatrecasas   72141939-10-15
Colombia, Vaupés, Caño cuduyari (left tributary), forest and thicket in zurubi, 200 - 200m

US:Botany
2832392.247J. L. Zarucchi & M. J. Balick   17281976-06-24
Colombia, Vaupés, Mitu and vicinity, along inundated stream across from Mitu


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