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Western Connecticut State University Herbarium - Podostemaceae
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Diamantina lombardii Novelo, Philbrick & Irgang WCSU-04793C.P.Bove; C.T.Philbrick & & Paula K. B. Philbrick.   22012010-06-09 Brazil, Minas Gerais, Serro, Do Peixe River at location called "Cascatinha. 5-10 km west of town of Serro on road to Diamantina, -18.586833 -43.430111, 758m Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Diamantina lombardii Novelo, Philbrick & Irgang WCSU-04803C.P.Bove; C.T.Philbrick, Brad Ruhfel, & Paula K. B. Philbrick   22532010-06-21 Brazil, Minas Gerais, Lassance, Serra do Cabral, Corrente River, Cachoeira do rio Corrente, which is also known as Cachoeira da Lama Preta. Road from Joaquim Felício to Jataí, -17.7345 -44.365528, 964m Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Diamantina lombardii Novelo, Philbrick & Irgang WCSU-04835C.T.Philbrick; & Alejandro Novelo R.   57832002-08-03 Brazil, Minas Gerais, Serro, Rio do Peixe. 1.3 km off main road (BR 259) to Diamantina; 2-3 km W of town of Sêrro on road from Sêrro to Datas; location called “Cascatinha.”, -18.587111 -43.429667, 755m Full Record Details
WCSU:Podostemaceae	Diamantina lombardii Novelo, Philbrick & Irgang WCSU-05645C. Thomas Philbrick; Alejandro Novelo R., Bruno E. Irgang   56472001-07-08 Brazil, Minas Gerais, Rio do Peixe, 1.3 km off main road (BR-259), 2-3 km west of town of Sêrro, on road to Diamantina, location called 'Cascatinha', -19.347361 -43.64, 798m Full Record Details

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