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Dataset: ILLS-PLANT
Search Criteria: Bolivia; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Steven R. Hill, Michael Nee & Aquilino Molina   373302007-04-12
Bolivia, Departamento de Santa Cruz, Provincia Caballero. 5 kilometers north of turnoff from main highway, before [near] crossing of Río Comarapa on dirt road from Comarapa up the Río Comarapa valley. Coordinate Datum: WGS84/NAD83., -17.8791 -64.5416
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ILLS00139525Marko Lewis   8817761988-12-01
Bolivia, La Paz, Inquisivi: Along the Chichipata Trail between San Antonio Hospital and Chichipata, and between Chichipata Trail bridge and upstream of the bridge about 1 kilometer north of Quime. 3100 meter., -16.96667 -67.21667, 3100m
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ILLS00142621R. Guillen j& C. Medina   37121995-05-16
Bolivia, Velasco, Reserva ecologica El Refugio, a 300 m al E del acmpamento Toledo sobre el camino hacia el rio Paragua. [Ecological Reserve El Refugio, 300 m from the E acmpamento Toledo on the way to the Paragua river]. Elevation 200 meters., -14.70909 -61.15525, 200m
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Cyperus pearcei C.B.Cl.
A. Araujo-M, P. Gismondi, & N. Flores   13312004-12-03
Bolivia, La Paz, Franz Tamayo, Parque Nacional y Area Natural de Manejo Integrado Madidi (Madidi National Park and Integrated Management Natural Area). Cerranias de los alredodores de San Buenaventura (mountains surrounding San Buenaventra), 14º26'20"S, -67º32'11"W; 250 m, 14.43889 -67.53639
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Cyperus manimae var. manimae Kunth
James C. Solomon   150351986-03-01
Bolivia, Murillo, Dpto. La Paz, hills along west side of Alto Sequencoma (La Paz). 16º32'S -68º05'W. Elev. 3400 m, -16.5 -68.08
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