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Dataset: MO
Taxa: Calydorea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
1770487C. Grandjot   s.n.
Chile, Valparaiso, Valparaiso, Bei Valparaiso., 40m
MO:Tropicos
1770488A. Hoffman   s.n.
Chile, Coquimbo, Coast between los Molles and Pichidangui., -32.17 -71.53
MO:Tropicos
1770489E. Poeppig   162
Chile
MO:Tropicos
1770490E. Poeppig   15
Chile, In montibus aridis entre Concon et Reñaca.
MO:Tropicos
Calydorea chilensis Muñoz-Schick
2479539Schiappacasse, F.   s.n.2001-08-27
Chile, Maule, Maule. Curepto, en cerros
MO:Tropicos
Calydorea Herb.
620142James C. Solomon   71731982-03-10
Bolivia, La Paz, Murillo, Hills directly south of Barrio Los Pinos (La Paz). Heavily eroded reddish sandø stone and unconsolidated sediments. Some parts planted with Pinus and Acacia., -16.53 -68.08, 3300 - 3700m
MO:Tropicos
Calydorea Herb.
620230James C. Solomon   106071983-05-10
Bolivia, Tarija, Mendez, 10.4 km SW of Tomatas (5 km N of Tarija). Rincón de la Victoria. Heavily disturbed pockets of Podocarpus, Myrtaceae forest., -21.53 -64.83, 2200 - 2300m
MO:Tropicos
Calydorea Herb.
620474James C. Solomon   102551983-04-29
Bolivia, Tarija, Arce, 39.9 km S of jct. of road to Entre Rios, on road to Padcaya. Isolated pocket of Podocarpus forest with dry, open thorn-scrub (Acacia, Prosopis) below., -21.9 -64.68, 2100 - 2200m
MO:Tropicos
Calydorea Herb.
620853Greg & Donna Schmitt   11984-02-04
Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Manuel Maria Caballero, 2.5 km N of Tambo, Rio San Isidro Valley (Rio Pulquina). Xeromorphic scrubland., 1525m
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