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Dataset: NY
Taxa: Saccardiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979004D. R. Reynolds   PA1272002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979006D. R. Reynolds   PA2722002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979011D. R. Reynolds   PA3892002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979010D. R. Reynolds   PA3612002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979009D. R. Reynolds   PA1642002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979007D. R. Reynolds   PA3352002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979008D. R. Reynolds   PA1952002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
NY
Cyanodiscus glabrescens H.D.Gomez
02979005D. R. Reynolds   PA3562002-06-00
Panama, Colón, San Lorenzo National Park, Sherman, Smithsonian Tropical Research Station Canopy Crane, S. Side Chagres River 79°95'W, 130m
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