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Taxa: Hymenophyllum fusagasugense
Search Criteria: Colombia; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Nacional Colombiano

COL
169José Cuatrecasas   54031939-06-08
Colombia, Bogotá, D.C., Bogotá, D.C., Macizo de Bogotá: Quebrada de Chicó., 4.6638888889 -74.032778056, 2750 - 2890m
COL
118660W. Hagemann   579
Colombia, Cundinamarca, Une/Gutierrez ca. 2000 m., 2000 - 2000m
COL
25123   s.n.
Colombia, Santander, Páramo de Guantiva, lado occidental, hacia Onzaga., 3460 - 3460m
COL
41807   s.n.
Colombia, Cundinamarca, Páramo de Guasca, parte alta de la vertiente oriental., 3300 - 3300m

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Hymenophyllum fusagasugense H.Karst. H.Karst.
03955973A. Joseph   s.n.1917-01-00
Colombia, San Cristobal.
NY
Hymenophyllum fusagasugense H.Karst. H.Karst.
3955977E. P. Killip   181641927-01-25
Colombia, Santander, Western slope of Páramo de las Puentes, above La Baja., 3300 - 3400m
NY
Hymenophyllum fusagasugense H.Karst. H.Karst.
3955982A. Joseph   s.n.1917-01-00
Colombia, San Cristobal, Bogota.
NY
Hymenophyllum fusagasugense var. aberrans C.V.Morton C.V.Morton
03955988F. W. Pennell   93991922-08-02
Colombia, Caldas, "Pinares," above Salento., 2900 - 3200m
NY
Hymenophyllum fusagasugense var. aberrans C.V.Morton C.V.Morton
03955989F. W. Pennell   92481922-08-02
Colombia, Caldas, "Pinares," above Salento., 2700 - 2900m
NY
Hymenophyllum fusagasugense var. aberrans C.V.Morton C.V.Morton
3955983R. M. Tryon   59281961-09-28
Colombia, Cundinamarca, Páramo de Guasca. 7 km. east of Guasca (40 km. northeast of Bogotá)., 3000 - 3100m
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