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Taxa: Paradrymonia decurrens (Centrosolenia decurrens)
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Nacional Colombiano

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Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
153653C. Sastre   31961974-06-07
Colombia, Amazonas, Corregimiento La Chorrera, Rio Igara-Parana.
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
163247G. Davidse   56651974-01-10
Colombia, Caquetá, 28 kilómetros al sur oriente de Morelia, carretera río Pescadero, sur occidente de Florencia., 280 - 280m
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
172272J. L. Zarucchi   16171976-05-21
Colombia, Vaupés, Mitú, Mitú and vicinity., 1.2587144 -70.2366699
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
173629Enrique Pérez Arbeláez   67871939-09-14
Colombia, Vaupés, Mitú, Rio Vaupes., 1.1277777778 -71.4458333333, 200 - 200m
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
266767M. A. Pabón E.   10501980-05-22
Colombia, Amazonas, Río Caquetá, Santa Isabel.
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
306392Jesús Medardo Idrobo   88381977-08-02
Colombia, Caquetá, Solano, Sin Datos., 220 - 220m
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
551425Laura Clavijo-R. | Marcos González | Plinio Tanimuka   7852004-04-16
Colombia, Vaupés, Taraira, Estación biológica Mosiro Itajura Caparú., -1.0727222222 -69.5174722222, 200 - 200m
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
551355Laura Clavijo-R.   7162004-04-05
Colombia, Vaupés, Taraira, Estación biológica Mosiro Itajura Caparú., -1.0727222222 -69.5174722222, 200 - 200m
COL
Paradrymonia decurrens (C.V. Morton) Wiehler
396406P. Franco R.   38431992-08-18
Colombia, Caquetá, Sierra de Chiribiquete, entre El Rio de Los Musgos y El Arco del Triunfo., 600 - 650m
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