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

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Missouri Botanical Garden


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460165James S. Miller, W. Wilbert & S.F.S. Med. Bot. Class   1986-06-28
Ecuador, Napo, Along the R, -1.02 -77.5, 450m

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460822Carlos E. Cer   1988-05-26
Ecuador, Napo, Parque Nacional Yasun, -0.92 -76.18, 200m

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462259Bruce A. Stein & A. Suarez   1985-06-10
Ecuador, Napo, 9 km below Puerto Misahuall, -1.67 -77.6, 400m

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465067L.B. Holm-Nielsen et al.   1979-08-25
Ecuador, Napo, R, -0.95 -75.42, 260m

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465076L.B. Holm-Nielsen et al.   1980-09-01
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, R, 0.72 -78.87, 220m

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465083J. Brandbyge & Asanza   1980-03-31
Ecuador, Napo, Lake Lago Agrio. Disturbed primary forest., 0.12 -76.92, 250m

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465092J. Jaramillo, F. Coello & A. Freire.   1980-05-31
Ecuador, Pastaza, Lorocachi. A 2 horas en deslizador aguas arriba, el Enca, -1.6 -75.98, 200m

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465099R. Andrade   1980-08-01
Ecuador, Sucumb, Bosque de reserva del Batallon de Selva No. 55 (Putumayo)., 0.08 -75.87, 200m

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465115Lawesson, J.E., T. L   1983-04-28
Ecuador, Napo, A, -0.52 -76.38, 260 - 350m

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465124Lawesson, J.E., T. L   1983-04-28
Ecuador, Napo, A, -0.52 -76.38, 260 - 350m

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467333Walter Palacios, G. Tipaz, E. Gudi   1992-02-10
Ecuador, Carchi, Mira, Norte del Carmen. Camino a Chical. Bosque primario alterado., 0.28 -78.22, 2000 - 2200m

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1115921J. Brandbyge et al   1981-08-07
Ecuador, Sucumb, San Pablo de los Secoyas. Path leading in the direction NW. Very wet and partly inundated forest., -0.25 -76.35, 300m


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Google Map

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