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Western Connecticut State University Herbarium - Podostemaceae
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Apinagia riedelii (Bong.) Tul. WCSU-05430J.G. Kuhlmamn   6401923-10-16 Brazil, Amazonas, Abuman Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Lophogyne royenella C. P. Bove & C. T. Philbrick WCSU-05723James L. Zarucchi   30001983-07-13 Brazil, Amazonas, Rio Parauari, above mouth of Rio Amana, -4.583333 -57.833333 Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Rhyncholacis WCSU-05746C.A. Cid; W.R. Buck, B.W. Nelson, F. Almeida, C.D.A. Mota, J. Lima   1991979-08-10 Brazil, Amazonas, Uatuma River, ca 1.3 hrs by motor boat from Balbina, 1.826694 -59.544 Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Rhyncholacis WCSU-05751C.A. Cid Ferreira; et al.   81761986-09-17 Brazil, Amazonas, Uatuma River, margin of river, Agarape Barreto, -1.506708 -59.655556 Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Rhyncholacis WCSU-05757Lucia Alencar   7011979-07-20 Brazil, Amazonas, Rio Negro, vicinity of Sao Gabriel de Cachoeira, -0.141461 -67.085647 Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Weddellina squamulosa Tul. WCSU-05864C.A. Cid; W.R. Buck, B.W. Nelson, F. Almeida, C.D.A. Mota, J. Lima   1591979-08-10 Brazil, Amazonas, Rio Uatuma, along river margin, Ilha Bacural, -2.263 -58.870389 Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Rhyncholacis WCSU-05925J. Ubiratan Santos; F. Ramos and C. D. Mota.   2791978-06-27 Brazil, Amazonas, Rio Pacaas Novos. Next to the stones of the waterfall. Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Rhyncholacis WCSU-05926L. Alencar   7411979-07-22 Brazil, Amazonas, Rio Nergo. Collected between Manaus and Sao Gabriel., -0.266667 -66.583333 Full Record Details

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