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Taxa: Polygonum hispidum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
00485017F. E. Drouet   26561935-11-01
Brazil, Ceará, Maranguape, Shallow water of Açude Trapiá, -3.8908 -38.6856
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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
00864001N. A. Rosa   29781978-12-14
Brazil, Maranhão, Santa Inês, Sta. Inês, margem direita do Rio Pindaré, proximo da Rod. BR-316., -3.6669 -45.38
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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
02200179G. T. Prance   65881968-07-30
Brazil, Rondônia, Basin of Rio Madeira. Vicinity of Cachoeira Madeira, Rio Madeira.
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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
02200180W. A. Rodrigues   43101962-01-16
Brazil, Rondônia, Margem do rio Guaporé, lado da Bolivia
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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
02200182M. Silva   8281967-04-08
Brazil, Amazonas, Margem direita do Rio Purús, Beruri, lago Beruri.
NY
Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
02721530G. Pereira-Silva   151042010-03-22
Brazil, Rondônia, Jaci-Paraná, Margem direita do rio Madeira., -9.2864 -64.6631, 85m
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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
485018M. M. Arbo   72521997-01-15
Brazil, Bahia, Candeal, 8 km al N de Tanquinho, camino a Ichu, -11.9 -39.1, 200 - 300m
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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
02200181S. A. Mori   203061989-06-01
Brazil, Amazonas, Paraná de Janauacá, Furo de Jacaré. River margins and flooded forest.
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Polygonum hispidum Kunth Kunth
485027S. A. Mori   112301978-11-20
Brazil, Bahia, Manoel Vitorino, Estrada que liga Manoel Vitorino à Catinal, 1-5 km a W da 1ª. Folha SD-24 (14-40c), -14.1456 -40.2425
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