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

F:Botany
P. C. Hutchison   16701957-10-28
Peru, Huancavelica, -13 -75
F:Botany
A. Rimbach   7321936-03-00
Ecuador, Chimborazo, -1.9167 -78.75
F:Botany
I. M. Sánchez Vega   2681967-03-05
Peru, Cajamarca, Cajamarca, Distrito Encañada, Hacienda Polloquito, 3100m
F:Botany
V0275218FH. Hernández   1965-04-25
Mexico, Distrito Federal
F:Botany
V0275182FS. E. López   251967-04-27
Mexico, México
F:Botany
V0275214FS. D. Koch   8431984-03-29
Mexico, México
F:Botany
V0275219FI. Martínez   651964-03-27
Mexico, Distrito Federal
F:Botany
V0275221FJ. M. Orozco Casorla   3211938-09-00
Mexico, Baja California Sur, San José del Cabo, 25.833333 -111.833333
F:Botany
V0275212FJ. J. Jiménez   1271989-04-21
Mexico, Distrito Federal
F:Botany
V0081948FM. O. Dillon et al.   89872005-11-19
Peru, Arequipa, Islay, Mollendo, entre Mollendo y Mejia. Formacion de Lomas, -17.05 -71.97, 20m
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