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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Hydropus paraensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Hydropus paraensis Singer Singer
C0232463FR. Singer   B-62191968-04-18
Colombia, Valle del Cauca, 3.75 -76.5
F:Botany
Hydropus paraensis Singer Singer
C0232464FR. Singer   B-104021977-12-26
Brazil, Amazonas, -5 -63
F:Botany
Hydropus paraensis Singer Singer
C0232465FR. Singer   B-102131977-10-20
Brazil, Amazonas, -5 -63
F:Botany
Hydropus paraensis Singer Singer
C0232466FR. Singer   B-104181977-12-26
Brazil, Amazonas, -5 -63
F:Botany
Hydropus paraensis Singer Singer
C0232467FR. Singer   B-104251977-12-26
Brazil, Amazonas, -5 -63

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Hydropus paraensis Singer
BR5020112859483De Kesel A.   24841999-06-01
Benin, Forêt de Lama, 6.952566 2.094716

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
01998690O. K. Miller   272851998-01-17
Puerto Rico, on TSBF Program Plots near Guzman
NY:NY
01946754K. P. Dumont   Dumont-VE9481971-06-29
Venezuela, Road between Agua Blanco and Parq. Nac. Guatopo Oficina, Parq. Nac. Guatopo, Edo. Miranda.
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