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

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Maxillaria graminifolia (Kunth) Rchb. f.
2677212B. Ollgaard, Navarrete, H.   1994-12-01
Ecuador, Loja, Trails ca 5 km ENE of San Pedro de Vilcabamba, Loma Solamaco to upper Quebrada Romerillos; Low, light-open forest on peaty soil and adjacent secondary scrub., -4.23 -79.17, 2300 - 2400m
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Maxillaria graminifolia (Kunth) Rchb. f.
633793Walter Palacios & E. Freire   1990-05-10
Ecuador, Napo, Cant, -0.6 -77.85, 1900m
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Maxillaria graminifolia (Kunth) Rchb. f.
636903Carlos Cer   1990-02-08
Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Chiriboga, en la carretera vieja Quito-Sto. Domingo. Reserva Forestal "La Favorita". Bosque muy h, -0.2 -78.78, 1600 - 1800m
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Maxillaria graminifolia (Kunth) Rchb. f.
645946Carlos Cer   1990-02-08
Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Chiriboga, en la carretera vieja Quito-Sto. Domingo. Reserva Forestal "La Favorita". Bosque muy h, -0.2 -78.78, 1600 - 1800m
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Maxillaria graminifolia (Kunth) Rchb. f.
647798L.B. Holm-Nielsen et al.   1980-09-20
Ecuador, Napo, Creek 4 km NW of Borja. Montane forest., -0.38 -77.83, 1875m
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Maxillaria graminifolia (Kunth) Rchb. f.
669079A. Gentry & Gene Schupp   1979-09-25
Ecuador, Carchi, R, 0.93 -78.18, 1300 - 1500m
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Maxillaria graminifolia (Kunth) Rchb. f.
1446167Linder Suin & Grupo Post-Grado MO-QCNE   2000-03-13
Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Loma Murillo 1 Km al oeste del R, -0.05 -78.63, 2300m
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