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Dataset: ASU
Taxa: Ctenitis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU
Ctenitis paranaensis (C. Chr.) Lellinger
ASU0002914G. Hatschbach; E. Barbosa   605471994-03-17
Brazil, Parana, Rio das Cinzas, Corredeiras (Mun. Tomazina)., -23.7667 -49.9667
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Ctenitis paranaensis (C. Chr.) Lellinger
ASU0002915G. Hatschbach; E. Barbosa   605471994-03-17
Brazil, Parana, Rio das Cinzas, Corredeiras (Mun. Tomazina)., -23.7667 -49.9667
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Ctenitis equestris (Kunze) Ching
ASU0002911D. Flores;   2021976-05-16
Mexico, Hidalgo, Mpio. de Molango. 4.5 km al NW de la Laguna Atezca., 20.806806 -98.7451, 1400m
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Ctenitis equestris (Kunze) Ching
ASU0002912Elinor Lehto;   243581980-03-13
Mexico, Sinaloa, Just west of El Palmito Rancho el Liebre., 23.5596600077305 -105.844624042511, 2134m
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ASU0002913F. Ventura A.   3841970-01-24
Mexico, Puebla, Mpio. de Teziutlan. Puente Colorado., 19.821835 -97.36133, 1400m
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