Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: MIN-Plants
Taxa: Amaryllidaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
Page 1, records 1-17 of 17
MIN:Plants
454242[] US Nat. Arboretum staff s.n. 1981-00-00
United States, Hawaii, Oahu, Na Polikona Forest Reserve, Honolulu
MIN:Plants
268036[] Hapeman, H. s.n. 1908-05-23
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Near volcano of Kilaua, island of Hawaii;Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
MIN:Plants
431935[1299148] Thieker, Truey T.
United States, South Carolina, Richland
MIN:Plants
365189[] Degener, O. 12468 1939-08-11
United States, Hawaii, Maui, Kaupo Gap, Haleakala, Maui;Haleakala National Park
MIN:Plants
368573[] Degener, O. 12468 1939-08-11
United States, Hawaii, Maui, Kaupo Gap, Haleakala, Maui;Haleakala National Park
MIN:Plants
670043[1299150] Goodman, G.; et al. 8156 1971-05-02
United States, Oklahoma, McCurtain, McCurtain Co. ... 4.3 miles S.E. of Eagletown
MIN:Plants
91099[1001429] Pringle, C.G. 8532 1901-07-06
Mexico, Morelos, Valley near Yantepec, 1219m
MIN:Plants
91103[1001383] Pringle, C.G. 8952 1904-07-22
Mexico, Morelos, Barranca of Cuernavaca, 1433m
MIN:Plants
582390[1369043] Sidey, James L. 3381 1959-09-00
South Africa, Natal, Richmond Dist
MIN:Plants
91174[1369045] MacOwan 804 1885-11-00
South Africa, near Durban, 853m
MIN:Plants
586212[1369046] Sidey, James L. 3839 1963-09-00
South Africa, Collected Bathurst District E. Cape
MIN:Plants
91052[1369047] Wood, J. M. 4905 1893-08-03
South Africa, Natal, 50m
MIN:Plants
91053[1369042] Wood, J. Medley 822 1989-04-24
South Africa, Natal, great woodsberg, 914m
MIN:Plants
582339[1369049] Sidey, James L. 3464 1960-03-00
South Africa, Bathurst Dist, E. Cape
MIN:Plants
91093[1369048] Wood, J. Medley 3943 1884-03-01
South Africa, Natal, 15m
MIN:Plants
91085[1369280] MacOwan 506 1854-12-00
South Africa, Cult. e bulbis epontaneis intia St. Kei & Bashee bectis.
MIN:Plants
972539[1398089] Janssens, J. 75/39 1975-04-21
Belgium, Orneau, 125m
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