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Dataset: F-Botany
Taxa: Aspasia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
V0435626FB. Hoffman   36341993-02-09
Guyana, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo, Rupununi
F:Botany
V0459720FI. G. Vargas C. et al.   40391995-10-04
Bolivia, Santa Cruz
F:Botany
V0435620FJ. Valerio R.   10151935-04-28
COLOMBIA
F:Botany
V0435622FG. Hatschbach   233331970-01-15
BRAZIL
F:Botany
V0435625FT. C. Plowman et al.   84621980-02-08
BRAZIL
F:Botany
V0435627FA. C. Smith   30371938-02-15
BRITISH GUIANA [Guyana]
F:Botany
Aspasia Lindl.
V0435628FJ. Schunke Vigo   23661967-12-13
PERU
F:Botany
Aspasia Lindl.
V0435629FJ. Schunke Vigo   23661967-12-13
PERU
F:Botany
V0435621FP. Dusén   41910-02-15
Brazil, Paraná, 500m
F:Botany
W. C. Burger & R. L. Liesner   6969
Costa Rica, Limón
F:Botany
V0435624FO. L. Haught   30591940-01-29
Ecuador, Guayas, -2 -80
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