Dataset: MO
Taxa: Neoraputia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


MO:Tropicos
Neoraputia paraensis (Ducke) Emmerich
1737889Al Gentry & J. Dwyer   33711971-12-29
Panama, Canal Area, Pipeline Road. 6-8 mi N of Gamboa, 9.17 -79.76, 100m

MO:Tropicos
Neoraputia paraensis (Ducke) Emmerich
1737892Al Gentry & J. Dwyer   33721971-12-29
Panama, Canal Area, Pipeline Road. 6-8 mi N of Gamboa, 9.17 -79.76, 100m

MO:Tropicos
Neoraputia paraensis (Ducke) Emmerich
117852Al Gentry & S. Estensoro   704271990-05-23
Bolivia, La Paz, Abel Iturralde, Alto Madidi across from mouth of Río Enlatagua. Transect 9., -13.58 -68.77, 280m

MO:Tropicos
Neoraputia paraensis (Ducke) Emmerich
1438411Bolivia 89: E. Watkiss & I. Carballal   1851989-08-29
Bolivia, Limoero o Puerto Limón. Habitat: Dry primary seasonal forest in flat area of undulating land, dense undergrowth., -11.2 -69.33, 250m

MO:Tropicos
Neoraputia paraensis (Ducke) Emmerich
1716565N.Paniagua   21392003-10-23
Bolivia, Pando


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