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United States National Herbarium
US:Botany	Amphidasya Standl. 10229648J. L. Clark, G. Zapata & G. Toasa   071382003-02-12 Ecuador, Esmeraldas, San Lorenzo, Parroquia: Alta Tambo. Awá Indigenous Territory. Río Bogotá community (future biological research station), 2 km south of Lita-San Lorenzo road. Near Quebrada Pambilar., 0.9825 -78.5972, 350 - 600m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Amphidasya Standl. 10229346J. L. Clark, W. Quizhpe, E. Toapanta & T. Katan   069332002-12-11 Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Limón-Indanza, Cordillera del Condor. Trail from the Comunidad Warints to camp #1 towards crest of Cordillera del Condor., -3.2328 -78.2531, 830 - 1200m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Amphidasya Standl. 10225729J. L. Clark, D. Menuz & S. Quinn   093152005-08-15 Ecuador, Morona-Santiago, Tiwintza, Parroquia: Santiago. Road Santiago-Patuca., -2.9906 -78.2136, 650m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Amphidasya intermedia Steyerm. 2109288.216F. R. Fosberg & N. C. Fassett   218251944-04-20 Colombia, Santander, Landazuri., 230 - 330m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Amphidasya neblinae Steyerm. 2572381A.2090249B. Maguire   602951965-12-01 Brazil, Amazonas, Camp no. II, Rio Tucano, Rio Cauaburi; alt. 850 ft., 259 - 259m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Amphidasya ambigua Standl. 3328289.105P. Acevedo-Rodriguez & A. Siaca   67531994-08-25 Colombia, Valle del Cauca, Buena Ventura, Depart. Valle del Cauca; Mun. Buena Ventura; Sabaletas. Road along Río Sabaletas., 60 - 125m Full Record Details

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