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Bell Museum

Dataset: MIN-Plants
Search Criteria: Nicaragua; Rio San Juan; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum plants


MIN:Plants
Aechmea angustifolia Poepp. & Endl.
438202[1345048]Rueda, Ricardo   18201994-07-06
Nicaragua, Rio San Juan, Spanish Creek, spout of Agua Negra, branch of Rio Indio., 0 - 100m

MIN:Plants
Aechmea angustifolia Poepp. & Endl.
438201[1345049]Rueda, Ricardo   25531995-01-05
Nicaragua, Rio San Juan, Caño Negro and Caño Pescado. Greytown, 11.90864 -83.893528

MIN:Plants
962410[1345077]Rueda, Ricardo   25161995-01-04
Nicaragua, Rio San Juan, Rio Indio, entry to Greytown and the division of Pimienta and the Indio. Greytown, 10.94684 -83.734665

MIN:Plants
962420[1345098]Rueda, Ricardo   20241994-07-15
Nicaragua, Rio San Juan, Along the River Sábalos, starting off at the town Boca de Sábalos., 11.05 -84.466667

MIN:Plants
Tillandsia balbisiana Schult. & Schult. f.
493876[1345146]Sandino, J.C.   17821981-12-17
Nicaragua, Rio San Juan, W de San Carlos, 11.134363 -84.833771, 30 - 35m

MIN:Plants
438618[1345147]Rueda, Ricardo   44651996-07-24
Nicaragua, Rio San Juan, Indio-Maiz Reserve. Gigante Hill., 380 - 412m


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