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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Guadua chaparensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
102887633Eneida Zurita   3022004-08-08
Cochabamba, Carrasco, -17.209167 -64.829722
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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
102887635Eneida Zurita   3022004-08-08
Cochabamba, Carrasco, -17.209167 -64.829722

Missouri Botanical Garden

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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
243805Smith, David N.   137201989-07-12
Bolivia, Cochabamba, Carrasco, Proyecto Valle del Sacta, km 240 en la carretera Santa Cruz-Villa Tunari. Especimenes preservados en alcohol., -17 -64.766667, 220m
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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
100698621Zurita, Eneida   3022004-08-08
Bolivia, Cochabamba, Carrasco, -17.209167 -64.829722, 263m
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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
101474540Smith, David N.   137201989-07-12
Cochabamba, Carrasco, Proyecto Valle del Sacta, km 240 en la carretera Santa Cruz-Villa Tunari. Especimenes preservados en alcohol., -17 -64.766667

Smithsonian Institution

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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
US 3193965Smith, David N.   133171989-05-21
Bolivia, Beni, General José Ballivián, Serrania del Pilon Lajas, Vertiente Oriental, 18-21 km de Yucumo, -15.2833 -67.0667, 721m
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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
US 3193964Smith, David N.   133171989-05-21
Bolivia, Beni, General José Ballivián, Ballivian Province, Serrania del Pilon Lajas, vertiente oriental, 18-21 km de Yucumo, -15.2833 -67.0667, 721m
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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
US 3193966Smith, David N.   133171989-05-21
Bolivia, Beni, General José Ballivián, Serrania del Pilon Lajas, Vertiente Oriental, 18-21 km de Yucumo, -15.2833 -67.0667, 721m

Universidad Nacional de Colombia

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Guadua chaparensis Londoño & Zurita
102887634Eneida Zurita   3022004-08-08
Cochabamba, Carrasco, -17.209167 -64.829722
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