Dataset: US-Botany
Taxa: Bonamia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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United States National Herbarium


US:Botany
1455233.2089103G. Klug   2321929-10-00
Peru, Loreto, Iquitos, Mishuyacu., 100 - 100m

US:Botany
2370420.215A. Dugand   56431961-04-02
Colombia, Atlántico, Between Baranoa and Galapa., 100 - 100m

US:Botany
Bonamia trichantha var. oblonga Ooststr.
704020.2106Herbert H. Smith   18711898-00-00
Colombia, Magdalena, Santa Marta.

US:Botany
Bonamia trichantha var. oblonga Ooststr.
2407391.101Herbert H. Smith   18711898-00-00
Colombia, Santa Marta.

US:Botany
Bonamia apurensis D.F. Austin
2925951.216J. A. Steyermark, G. S. Bunting & C. A. Blanco   1013611968-03-27
Venezuela, Apure, San Camilo Forest Reserve, S of San Camilo village (El Nula) near Rio Sarare., 280 - 300m

US:Botany
1471933.21E. Holt & W. Gehriger   2231930-01-12
Colombia, Amazonas, Rio Orinoco.

US:Botany
Bonamia trichantha var. ovata Ooststr.
1440536.215H. F. Pittier   130741929-01-03
Venezuela, Yaracuy, Iboa., 450 - 450m


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Google Map

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