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Dataset: USAC-USCG
Taxa: Characeae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario de la Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala

USAC:USCG
34736F. Reyes; G. Ruano, G. Girón, M. Bustamante, E.   3962009-04-27
Guatemala, Peten, Agua Tikal, Parque Nacional Tikal, 17.25 -89.66, 236 - 236m
USAC:USCG
Characeae Linnaeus, 1753
41835Anónimo   1979-05-03
Guatemala, Guatemala, Guatemala, Jardín Botánico, Zona 10, 14.614684 -90.51294
USAC:USCG
Chara Linnaeus, 1753
5451NAR   1990-04-04
Guatemala, Escuintla, 14.30194444 -90.78805555, 343 - 343m
USAC:USCG
Chara Linnaeus, 1753
38829J. Jiménez; M. Barillas, V. Dávila   2011-01-20
Guatemala, Sololá, San Pablo La Laguna, Orilla de Lago entre San Marcos, San Pablo y San Juan La Laguna, 14.7044 -91.2866, 1550 - 1550m
USAC:USCG
Chara Linnaeus, 1753
12821Ehor Janson   295261977-03-21
Guatemala, Izabal, Laguna de Izabal, 15.5 -89.166667
USAC:USCG
Chara Linnaeus, 1753
34777F. Reyes; G. Ruano, M. Bustamante, G. Girón, E. Marquez   3882009-04-27
Guatemala, Petén, Flores, Parque Nacional Tikal, 17.227778 -89.602222, 222 - 222m
USAC:USCG
Nitella C. Agardh
40988Randy Walker   36781989-01-20
Guatemala, Petén, Guatemala, El Petén, NW El Remate.Mvn Flores, 16.975613 -89.85413, 120m
USAC:USCG
Chara fragilis Loiseleur-deslongchamps, 1810
15105E.Pöll   1984-11-05
Guatemala, Sololá, San Lucas Tolimán, Lago de Atitlán, Bahía de San Lucas Tolimán, 14.63420566 -91.14283564
USAC:USCG
Chara fragilis Loiseleur-deslongchamps, 1810
4024E.Pöll   1984-02-08
Guatemala, Sololá, San Lucas Tolimán, Lago de Atitlán, Bahía de San Lucas Tolimán, 14.63420566 -91.14283564
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