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Taxa: Topobea caudata
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Ecuador; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

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3358168Betancourt, N.   1984-07-04
Ecuador, Pichincha, Reserva ENDESA. Corporaci, 0.08 -79.03, 800m
MO
315744Anders Barfod   1983-03-01
Ecuador, Carchi, Along trail leading to Tobar Donoso from San Marcos. Primary rain forest on terra firme. Ethnobot. inform.: Herman Dinero., 1.12 -78.33, 660m
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315754Barfod et al.   1983-11-20
Ecuador, Carchi, San Marcos valley. Farmland and rain forest disturbed by the local Coaiquer (Awa) Amerindians., 1.12 -78.37, 600m
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315764Barfod et al.   1983-11-20
Ecuador, Carchi, San Marcos valley. Farmland and rain forest disturbed by the local Coaiquer (Awa) Amerindians., 1.12 -78.37, 600m
MO
315774   1985-02-07
Ecuador, Carchi, Perhumid forest on wet plateau above San Marcos de los Coaiqueres, on trail towards Gualp, 1.1 -78.28, 1000m
MO
315784   1985-02-07
Ecuador, Carchi, Perhumid forest on wet plateau above San Marcos de los Coaiqueres, on trail towards Gualp, 1.1 -78.28, 1000m
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315794P. M. J   1988-03-11
Ecuador, Carchi, Reserva Etnica y Forestal Aw, 1.08 -78.25, 1000m
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331545Daniel Rubio, C. Quelal & P. Nastacuaz   1991-06-15
Ecuador, Carchi, Tulc, Reserva Ind, 1.03 -78.23, 1800m

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

NL:Botany
U.1388447Ollgaard; Korning J; Thomsen K; Illum T   1985-02-07
Ecuador, Province Carchi. Perhumid forest on wet plateau above San Marcos de los Coaiqueres, on trail towards Gualpi Bajo., 1.1 -78.283333
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