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Taxa: Lathyrus
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Argentina; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU
ASU0022974G. Seijo   11731998-02-08
Argentina, Rio Negro, Dep. Barioloche. Ruta Bariloche-El Bolson, km 119., -41.133472 -71.310278
ASU
ASU0022975G. Seijo   20981999-12-20
Argentina, Rio Negro, Dep. Bariloche. Bariloche. Camino de Cerro Catedral a Lago Gutierrez, por tierra., -41.157984 -71.316505
ASU
ASU0022976G. Seijo   15881999-01-27
Argentina, Rio Negro, Dep. Bariloche. Arroyo El Foyel., -41.133472 -71.310278
ASU
ASU0022977G. Seijo   16891999-02-03
Argentina, Neuquen, Dep. Minas. Lagunas de Epu-lafquen., -36.801883 -70.716847
ASU
Lathyrus crassipes Gillies ex Hook. & Arn.
ASU0022966R. O. Vanni; V. Marunak   37231996-11-04
Argentina, Corrientes, Dep. Santo Tome. 38 km N de Santo Tome ruta 40. Ea. 'Timbo'., -28.55162 -56.045635
ASU
Lathyrus crassipes Gillies ex Hook. & Arn.
ASU0066850J. G. Seijo; V. G. Solis Neffa   39992008-11-06
Argentina, Corrientes, Mercedes. Ruta 40 y rio Mirinay., -28.953834 -57.650691
ASU
Lathyrus pubescens Hook. & Arn.
ASU0022981G. Seijo   18661999-02-08
Argentina, San Luis, Dep. Chacabuco. Chorro de San Francisco. En cascada., -32.731247 -65.190731
ASU
Lathyrus pubescens Hook. & Arn.
ASU0066914J. G. Seijo   40052009-09-20
Argentina, Tucuman, Yerba Buena. Camino de ascenso a Cerro San Javier. 1 km antes del mirador., -26.79942 -65.35692, 1218m

Herbario Nacional Colombiano

COL
Lathyrus crassipes Gillies, John
551299   93802006-10-18
Argentina, Corrientes, Mburucuyá. P.N.Mbucuryá, Potrero 14., 28.0425 -58.118056
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