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Dataset: Harvard
Taxa: Relbunium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:GH
Relbunium gracillimum Ehrendorfer
barcode-00095738P. K. H. Dusén   156a1914-00-00
Brazil, Paraná, Serrinha, in campo rupestri
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Relbunium mazocarpum Greenman Greenman
barcode-00095731C. G. Pringle   88341904-05-06
Mexico, Hidalgo, Moist banks, barranca below Trinidad Iron Works, 5500 feet
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barcode-00095737M. Bang   8011890-04-00
Bolivia, Talca Chugiaguillo
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Relbunium nigro-ramosum Ehrendorfer
barcode-00069973J. Eugenio Leite   34131945-02-00
Brazil, São Paulo, Campos do Jordao, in pascuis
Harvard:GH
Relbunium nigro-ramosum Ehrendorfer
barcode-00095740J. Eugenio Leite   34131945-02-00
Brazil, São Paulo, Campos do Jordao, in sub-humidis
Harvard:GH
Relbunium malmei Standley
barcode-00095739G. O. A. Malme   421892-09-17
Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre
Harvard:GH
Relbunium nigro-ramosum Ehrendorfer
barcode-00069974J. Eugenio Leite   34131945-02-00
Brazil, São Paulo, Campos do Jordao, in pascuis
Harvard:GH
Relbunium sphagnophilum Greenman Greenman
barcode-00092846C. G. Pringle   58121894-10-17
Mexico, Oaxaca, Sierra de Clavellinas, 9000 feet
Harvard:GH
Relbunium bangii Rusby
barcode-00095736M. Bang   21541894-04-25
Bolivia, Coripati, Yungas
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Relbunium hirsutum (Ruiz & Pavon) K. Schumann
barcode-00251346Wilkes Expedition   1838-00-00
Peru, Peru, Ohajillo
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Relbunium hypocarpium denticulata Chodat & Hassler
barcode-00069975E. Hassler   3902
Paraguay, San Bernardino
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