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Taxa: Maxillaria equitans (Heterotaxis equitans)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Ecuador; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay
2624412J. Brandbyge Asanza, E.   1980-06-19
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Taisha. R, -2.38 -77.5, 400m
MO
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay
2221958Thomas B. Croat, Lynn Hannon, Greg Walhert & Tuntiak Katan Jua   2004-07-10
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Along road between Santiago and R, -2.98 -77.81, 523m
MO
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay
647101B. L   1979-06-11
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Along M, -2.63 -78.22, 600m
MO
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay
655652L.B. Holm-Nielsen et al.   1973-04-26
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Pachicutza, at Escuela Fiscomisional Cardinal D, -3.62 -78.57, 900 - 1000m
MO
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay
679985Edgar Gudi   1990-09-01
Ecuador, Pastaza, Pastaza, Pozo Petrolero "Corrientes" de UNOCAL. 35 km al sur-sureste de Curaray. Bosque h, -1.72 -76.82, 300m
MO
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay
795340David Neill & G. Tipaz, A. Dik   1993-12-13
Ecuador, Napo, Aguarico, Huaorani Ethnic Reserve. Maxus petroleum pipeline road, under construction. Kilometer 68, 10 km SW of R, -0.82 -76.43, 240m
MO
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay
802747Milton Aulestia & C. Aulestia, J. Andi   1993-09-01
Ecuador, Napo, Orellana, Parque Nacional Yasun, -0.78 -76.5, 250m

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Maxillaria equitans (Schltr.) Garay (Schltr.) Garay
04104361B. Løjtnant   145711979-06-11
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Along Méndez - Sucúa road, -2.63 -78.22, 600m
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