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Taxa: Huperzia attenuata
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Huperzia attenuata (Spring) Trevis.
C0659181F   
Colombia, Tolima, 3.75 -75.25

Herbario Nacional Colombiano

COL
Huperzia attenuata (Spring) Trevis.
108205K. Magdefrau   1231
Colombia, Magdalena, Sierra Nevada,Duriameina., 3300 - 3300m
COL
Huperzia attenuata (Spring) Trevis.
232178P. Franco R.   194
Colombia, Meta, Alrededor de la laguna la Gutiarra,paramo de Sumapaz., 3.9852777778 -74.1655555556, 3500 - 3500m
COL
Huperzia attenuata (Spring) Trevis.
243722W. Hagemann   19371973-01-14
Colombia, Nariño, Nariño-Guaitaratal, 5 Km. al E de Ipiales, en la pared del camino hacia La Victoria., 2800 - 2800m
COL
Huperzia attenuata (Spring) Trevis.
79034Herbario Nacional Colombiano   2374
Colombia, Cundinamarca, Rio Colorado, al sur la laguna Chisaca: 3600m., 4.2391666667 -74.2286111111, 3600 - 3600m
COL
Huperzia attenuata (Spring) Trevis.
547927Lina María Caballero | O. Rivera Díaz | G. Silva | Cindy Leguizamo | Edilberto Hidalgo | Francisco Lopéz   LMC 1282009-01-11
Colombia, Nariño, Mallama, Mallama-Piedrancha, vereda Pueblo Viejo, páramo del Infiernillo, Reserva Natural Pueblo Viejo, kilómetro 97 vía Pasto - Tumaco, desvío a la izquierda viajando hacia Tumaco y ascenso de 2 kilómetros, por la carretera vía Pueblo Viejo., 1.050806 -77.778806, 3209 - 3318m
COL
Huperzia attenuata (Spring) Trevis.
396588T. Kubocz   1201990-06-05
Colombia, Cundinamarca, La Calera, Quebradas de Piedras Gordas., 4.7358333333 -73.8469444444, 3200 - 3400m
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