Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Huperzia macbridei
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Ecuador; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


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Huperzia macbridei (Herter) B.
32970   1985-03-04
Ecuador, Azuay, Northern road Sigsig - Gualaquiza, at the pass. Paramo and road banks., -3.15 -78.73, 3250 - 3320m

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Huperzia macbridei (Herter) B.
32979   1985-03-04
Ecuador, Azuay, Northern road Sigsig - Gualaquiza, at the pass. Paramo and road banks., -3.15 -78.73, 3250 - 3320m

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Huperzia macbridei (Herter) B.
913831P.M. J   1994-12-06
Ecuador, Loja, Fierro Urco, Saraguro-Loja, Km 12.4 turnoff towards Fierro Urco, Km 23.8. P, -3.72 -79.32, 3840m

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Huperzia macbridei (Herter) B.
1412491P.M. J   2000-01-11
Ecuador, Azuay, Road Sigsig-Gualaquiza, km 25.6. At the pass on military post road. Wet p, -3.19 -78.79, 3200 - 3330m

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Huperzia macbridei (Herter) B.
1516436P.M. J   2000-11-14
Ecuador, Azuay, Road Sisgsig-Gualaquiza km 28. Disturbed p, -3.2 -78.79, 3270 - 3330m


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Google Map

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