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Dataset: COL
Taxa: Anastrophyllaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario Nacional Colombiano

COL
Sphenolobus minutus (Schreb.) Berggr.
321340J. Duda   81950-04-22
República Checa, Moravskoslezský Kraj, POLONIA Silesia orient. Beskydy, Staré Hamry: in rupi-bus arenaceie ad confines Slovakiae prope locum Bíly Kríz dictum., 49.5341666667 18.4080555556, 880 - 880m
COL
Sphenolobus minutus (Schreb.) Berggr.
321407J. Duda   81950-05-27
República Checa, Moravskoslezský Kraj, REPUBLICA CHECA Moravia septentr. orient. Beekydy, Ostravice: in monte Javorina, ad rupes arenáceas., 800 - 800m
COL
246851A. M. Cleef   72691972-12-15
Colombia, Boyacá, Paramo de La Rusia, NW - N de Duitama., 5.9536111111 -73.0805555556, 3745 - 3745m
COL
Anastrophyllum leucocephalum (Taylor ex Lehm.) Stephani
215515cA. M. Cleef   38351973-01-26
Colombia, Cundinamarca, PÁRAMO DE SUMAPAZ, PÁRAMO Y BOSQUE ALTOANDINO CERCA DE LAGUNITAS AL S. DE SAN JUAN., 3.9733333333 -74.3011111111, 3835 - 3835m
COL
Anastrophyllum leucocephalum (Taylor ex Lehm.) Stephani
222151G. van Reenen | A. Cleef   8881980-01-25
Colombia, Risaralda, Santa Rosa de Cabal, Valle de la quebrada Betánia: Hacienda La Sierra., 3755 - 3755m
COL
116070S. Winkler   C-382A1967-01-16
Colombia, Magdalena, Longitud N de San Lorenzo, de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, calle S en frente de la estación., 11.0977777778 -74.0419444444, 2000 - 2000m
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306243J. Aguirre   11091978-12-15
Bélgica, BELGICA. Provincia de Liége: Malmedy, roca de Falize., 50.4166666667 6.0333333333, 370 - 370m
COL
Lophozia attenuata (Nees) Dumort.
306280J. Aguirre   11091978-12-15
Bélgica, Wallonne, Région, Liège, Provincia de Liége: Malmedy, roca de Falize., 50.4166666667 6.0333333333, 370 - 370m
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