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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO	Mourera fluviatilis Aubl. 3151459Howard S. Irwin   481771960-09-11 Brazil, Amapá, Rio Oiapoque. Attached to rocks in running water. Rocks in cachoeira. Cachoeira Tres Saltos, French Guiana. Locally common., 2.2 -52.88333 Full Record Details
MO	Apinagia guyanensis (Pulle) P. Royen 3151089Howard S. Irwin   472001960-07-28 Brazil, Amapá, Cachoeira Grande Roche., 3.8 -51.8833333 Full Record Details
MO	Rhyncholacis Tul. 3152532C.A. Cid Ferreira   81761986-00-00 Brazil, Amapá, Mun. Pres. Figueredo. Rio Uatumã, margem direita. Igarapé Barreto, a jusante da barragem de Balbina. Mata de Igapó, solo arenoso úmido. Full Record Details
MO	Apinagia Tul. 3149696Benedito V. Rabelo   23301983-08-11 Brazil, Amapá, Rio Falsino, approx. 10 km. upstream of confluence with Rio Araguari. West bank. First branch of Rio Falsino on Western shore, second rapids on that branch., -0.8333333 -51.75 Full Record Details
MO	Apinagia Tul. 3270185João Murça Pires   504951961-08-25 Brazil, Amapá, Rio Araguari, 1.66666 -51.93333, 135m Full Record Details
MO	Apinagia richardiana (Tul.) P. Royen 3149614Howard S. Irwin   481781960-09-11 Brazil, Amapá, Cachoeira Tres Saltos., 2.2 -50.8833333 Full Record Details
MO	Apinagia batrachifolia (Mildbr.) P. Royen 3150092João Murça Pires   504911961-08-25 Brazil, Amapá, Collected on a survey of Rio Araguari., 1.6666667 -51.9333333, 135m Full Record Details
MO	Apinagia Tul. 3270206Howard S. Irwin   472031960-07-28 Brazil, Amapá, Cachoeira Grande Roche, 3.8 -51.88333 Full Record Details

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