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Dataset: US-Botany
Taxa: Piratinera
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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United States National Herbarium

US:Botany
Piratinera scabridula S.F. Blake
1120360.208C. W. Anderson   406/c81909-12-13
Guyana, Below Manakobi, Corentyn River., 5.029627323 -57.35398771
US:Botany
Piratinera velutina S.F. Blake
1120361.211ex herb. B.W.   16471916-02-15
Suriname, 5.316666667 -55.26666667
US:Botany
USw3030.2762507Collector unknown   s.n.
Panama, NW of Boquete towards Parque Nacional Volcan Baru.
US:Botany
Piratinera mollis Killip
1563014.212J. C. Mutis   363
Colombia
US:Botany
USw7681.2747824B. A. Krukoff   6385
Brazil, Amazonas, Humaitá
US:Botany
USw9582.2753386B. A. Krukoff   5477
Brazil, Acre, Near mouth of Rio Macauhan, basin of Rio Purus
US:Botany
USw27143.2764205Collector unknown   s.n.
Guyana
US:Botany
USw18587.2776769G. Stahel   3
Suriname
US:Botany
USw12822.2776858G. Stahel   3A
Suriname
US:Botany
USw21150.2779223Forestry Dept.   s.n.
Suriname
US:Botany
USw1003.2783653J. A. Samuels   s.n.
Suriname
US:Botany
USw26758.2748301Collector unknown   s.n.
Venezuela, Mérida
US:Botany
USw26759.2748302Collector unknown   s.n.
Venezuela, Mérida
US:Botany
USw26840.2748380Collector unknown   s.n.
Venezuela, Mérida
US:Botany
USw13022.2776678G. Stahel   219
Suriname
US:Botany
679477.2144H. F. Pittier   43361911-09-02
Panama, Puerto Obaldia, San Blas coast., 0 - 50m
US:Botany
1069268.101H. F. Pittier   43361911-09-02
Panama, Puerto Obaldia, San Blas coast., 0 - 50m
US:Botany
1069269.101H. F. Pittier   43361911-09-02
Panama, Hills back of Puerto Obaldía, San Blas Coast.
US:Botany
USw40.2781782H. F. Pittier   4336
Panama, Hills back of Puerto Obaldia, San Blas coast
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