Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Rhodospatha moritziana (Anepsias moritzianus, Anepsias moritziana)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Ecuador; Esmeraldas; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


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1375103Thomas B. Croat, Richard Mansell, Lynn Hannon & Beth Owen   1999-10-06
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Lita-San Lorenzo Road, 55.8 Km W of R, 1.12 -78.72, 150m

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1454037X. Cornejo & C. Bonifaz   1998-06-26
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Reserva Cotacachi-Cayapas, La Aguita. Bosque muy h, 0.8 -78.73, 150m

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1487789Thomas B. Croat, Lynn Hannon, Dylan Hannon & Emily Kinsinger   2000-07-11
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Along road from San Lorenzo to Mataje, departing main Lita-San Lorenzo highway, 7.5 Km N of Gasolinera San Lorenzo, 0.4 Km W of main Lita-San Lorenzo highway., 1.24 -78.76, 60m

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1487807Thomas B. Croat, Lynn Hannon, Dylan Hannon & Emily Kinsinger   2000-07-12
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Along road to R, 1.08 -78.65, 59m

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348174Thomas B. Croat   1983-03-31
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Along road between Santo Domingo de los Colorados to Esmeraldas, 90 km NW of Santo Domingo, 8.8 km NW of Quininde, 85 km SE of Esmerladas; disturbed forest along road., 0.43 -79.05, 270m

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352434Thomas B. Croat   1983-04-01
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, GRAVEL ROAD 8: 6 km beyond bridge over Rio Esmeraldas (near San Mateo, road to Esmeraldas airport), ca 6.6 km beyond Univ. Techn. Luis Vargas Torres-Est. Exp. Mutile); R, 0.87 -79.55, 80m

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383634L.B. Holm-Nielsen, J. Jaramillo, F. Coello & E. Asanza   1980-08-31
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Pueblo San Miguel. Rain forest in ravine on clay., 0.75 -78.9, 200m

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384410L.B. Holm-Nielsen, J. Jaramillo, F. Coello & E. Asanza   1980-08-31
Ecuador, Esmeraldas, Pueblo San Miguel. Rain forest in ravine on clay., 0.75 -78.9, 200m


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Google Map

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