Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Opuntia microdasys
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Lat: -2.92434 - 1.87394 Long: -93.54055 - -87.90964; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Charles Darwin Research Station Herbarium


CDS:Plantae
Opuntia microdasys var. 1 (Lehm.) Pfeiff.
14851Coronel, V.   592002-07-20
Ecuador, Galápagos, Isla Santa Cruz; Bellavista. El Narval., -0.74375 -90.302333, 7m

CDS:Plantae
Opuntia microdasys var. 1 (Lehm.) Pfeiff.
16257Pozo, P.   225772004-12-15
Ecuador, Galápagos, Volcán Sierra Negra, Isabela; Vivienda del barrio Colegio. Puerto Villamil., -0.957372 -90.963674

CDS:Plantae
Opuntia microdasys var. 1 (Lehm.) Pfeiff.
16688Guézou, A.   253222005-01-25
Ecuador, Galápagos, Volcán Sierra Negra, Isabela; Vivienda del barrio Loja (LOe02). Puerto Villamil., -0.954602 -90.964722

CDS:Plantae
Opuntia microdasys var. albispina Fobe
35824Chamorro, S.   58472006-05-10
Ecuador, Galápagos, Isla San Cristóbal; Hotel Chatam en el barrio San Francisco (SFa03). Pto. Baquerizo Moreno., -0.905194 -89.612833


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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