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United States National Herbarium
US:Botany	Eleutherostemon floribundum A.C. Sm. 1988992.21W. H. Camp   E-7061944-10-30 Ecuador, Azuay, Oriente border, Paramo del Castillo, crest of Eastern Cordillera on Trail between Sevilla de Oro & Mendez., 2743 - 3353m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Eleutherostemon gracilipes A.C. Sm. 1989113.208W. H. Camp   E-49241945-08-20 Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, E slopes of Cordillera, Calley of Rio Negro, junction of Rios Pailas & Negro, Trail to Mendez. Province previously entered as Morona-Santiago / Zamora-Chinchipe., 1829 - 2286m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Eleutherostemon oliganthum A.C. Sm. 1997349.209W. H. Camp   E-12301944-11-00 Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Cordillera Cutucu, Rio Itzintza. Province previously entered as Morona-Santiago / Zamora-Chinchipe., 1067 - 1128m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Eleutherostemon tetrandrum A.C. Sm. 1985174.216J. Cuatrecasas, R. E. Schultes & E. Smith   125741941-10-22 Colombia, Norte de Santander, Quebrada del Sararito, Sarare region., 1930 - 1950m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Eleutherostemon andinum A.C. Sm. 2825297.215J. Cuatrecasas   217061946-07-25 Colombia, Valle del Cauca, Los Farallones, Almorzadero, western Cordillera., 2950 - 2950m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Eleutherostemon andinum A.C. Sm. 1985181.215J. Cuatrecasas   217061946-07-25 Colombia, Valle del Cauca, Los Farallones, Almorzadero, western Cordillera., 2950 - 2950m Full Record Details

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