Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Tillandsia fasciculata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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515258Stevens, Warren Douglas; et al.   144781979-10-01
Nicaragua, Esteli, Salto de Estanzuela, Rio Estanzuela ca 6 km S of Esteli, 13.0166664 -86.3333359, 920 - 1020m
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245360   C171971917-02-23
United States, Royal Palm Hammock., 25.9833 -81.5833
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488411Pipoly, John, J.   42221979-03-09
Nicaragua, Zelaya, Cerro Waylawás, E side of central range., 13.655681 -84.817744, 100 - 200m
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488412Grijalva, A.   14111982-10-09
Nicaragua, Matagalpa, Chapel of Es-Equipulas, situated 20 km NE of El Tuma (between Río Wasaka and Río Bulbul); ca 13., 13.189679 -85.613782, 500m
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540899Stevens, Warren Douglas   152401979-10-25
Nicaragua, N slope of Volcán Yalí; Coffee plantations on lower slopes, upper slopes with tall closed forest., 13.269646 -86.124608, 1200 - 1400m
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436864Araquistain, M.   146161979-10-03
Nicaragua, Departamento Boaco: upper south west slope of Cerro Mombachito, south of road between Boaco and Camoapa, 12.4 -85.55, 900 - 1000m
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515308Stevens, Warren Douglas   12,0431979-02-12
Nicaragua, Matagalpa, Lower W slope of Cerro Musun, Quebrada El Jobo, a tributary of Río Paiwas., 12.985186 -85.242346, 300m
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962470Stevens, Warren Douglas   144781979-10-01
Nicaragua, Departamento ESTELI: Salto de Estanzuela, Rio Estanzuela ca 6 km S of Esteli, 13.016667 -86.333333, 920 - 1020m
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35664Lakela, Olga K.   OKL295311966-03-15
United States, Florida, Collier
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35665Lakela, Olga K.   OKL295311966-03-15
United States, Florida, Collier
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