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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Inga leiocalycina (Inga rufinervis)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Ecuador; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Naturalis Biodiversity Center

NL:Botany
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U.1310890Pennington TD; Freire E   1993-01-27
Ecuador, Guabo verde. manabi, Jipijapa-Pajan., -1.55 -80.416667
NL:Botany
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U.1310884Pennington TD   1992-10-24
Ecuador, Guabo Colorado. Prov. Pichincha, Rio Silanche., -0.133333 -79.05
NL:Botany
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U.1310883Pennington TD   1992-10-28
Ecuador, Prov. Esmeraldas, Recinto la T, Malimpia Canton Quininde, Rio Jordan., 0.383333 -79.366667
NL:Botany
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U.1310882Pennington TD   1992-10-07
Ecuador, Prov. Pichincha, Canton Pedro Vicente Maldonado, Res. Rio Silanche Endesa. 3rd stream along rd., 0.133333 -79.05
NL:Botany
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U.1310881Pennington TD; Freire E   1992-10-14
Ecuador, Manabi, -1.55 -80.416667
NL:Botany
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U.1310880Pennington TD; Freire E; Foster C   1993-11-14
Ecuador, Manabí, -1.033333 -79.916667
NL:Botany
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U.1310879Pennington TD; Freire E; Foster C   1993-11-14
Ecuador, Manabí, -1.033333 -79.916667
NL:Botany
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U.1310878Pennington TD; Freire E; Foster C   1993-11-15
Ecuador, Manabi, -1.583333 -80.466667
NL:Botany
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U.1310877Pennington TD; Freire E; Foster C   1993-11-15
Ecuador, Manabi, -1.583333 -80.466667
NL:Botany
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L.1062882Pennington TD   1992-10-07
Ecuador, Prov. Pichincha, Canton Pedro Vicente Maldonado, Res. Rio Silanche Endesa. 3rd stream along rd., 0.133333 -79.05
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