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United States National Herbarium
US:Botany	Aphanelytrum peruvianum Sánchez Vega et al. 3472470.101I. Sánchez Vega & et al.   117812003-03-20 Peru, Cajamarca, Dpto. Cajamarca, Prov. Cajamarca; dist. Cajamarca, sobre la cima de la ladera occidental., 3300m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Aphanelytrum peruvianum Sánchez Vega et al. 10343548I. M. Sánchez Vega, M. Sánchez Montoya, R. Cueva & J. Montoya   117182003-03-20 Peru, Cajamarca, Cajamarca, Distr. Cajamarca, Cerro Akumullca, al Sur de Cajamarca sobre la cima de la ladera occidental del Valle de Cajamarca, -7.2375 -78.49, 3300m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Aphanelytrum procumbens Hack. 865406A.2157943L. Sodiro   s.n. Ecuador, In silvis opacis reg. Subandinae., 2000 - 2000m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Aphanelytrum procumbens Hack. 10356968P. M. Peterson & N. Refulio R.   165712002-03-17 Peru, Cuzco, Calca, 4 km S of Lares on road towards Calca., -13.12756 -72.02433, 3430m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Aphanelytrum procumbens Hack. 10356969P. M. Peterson & N. Refulio R.   165812002-03-17 Peru, Cuzco, Calca, 7 km S of Lares on road towards Calca., -13.14719 -72.0095, 3620m Full Record Details
US:Botany	Aphanelytrum procumbens Hack. 10356970P. M. Peterson, R. Soreng & K. Romashchenko   205822007-03-20 Peru, Cuzco, Quispicanchi, Cordillera Vilcanota, E of Abra Huallahualla (pass between Ocongate and Marcapata) on Hwy 28 between lower and upper Marcapata, 1 km above termal banos, -13.59244 -70.97775, 3097m Full Record Details

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