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Dataset: F
Taxa: Acanthothecis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Acanthothecis abaphoides (Nyl.) Staiger & Kalb
C0302150FM. Cáceres & A. Aptroot   118702012-03-15
Brazil, Amazonas, Fazenda São Francisco off BR319 30 km N of Porto Velho, -8.4092 -63.9822, 100m
F:Botany
Acanthothecis africana Staiger & Kalb
C0302151FM. Cáceres & A. Aptroot   110072012-03-08
Brazil, Rondônia, Porto Velho, UNIR Federal University campus S of city, -8.8372 -63.9403, 100m
F:Botany
Acanthothecis africana Staiger & Kalb
C0302152FM. Cáceres & A. Aptroot   110232012-03-08
Brazil, Rondônia, Porto Velho, UNIR Federal University campus S of city, -8.8372 -63.9403, 100m
F:Botany
C0302153FM. Cáceres & A. Aptroot   110492012-03-08
Brazil, Rondônia, Porto Velho, UNIR Federal University campus S of city, -8.8372 -63.9403, 100m
F:Botany
C0302389FH. T. Lumbsch et al.   19731 c2008-01-14
India, Karnataka, Shimoga, Central Western Ghat, Shimoga district, 3km before Agumbe ghat, from Koppa to Agumbe, 13.53 75.33, 770m
F:Botany
C0302390FH. T. Lumbsch et al.   19733 y2008-01-14
India, Karnataka, Shimoga, Shimoga district, near Hebri, 13.47 75, 107m
F:Botany
C0302391FH. T. Lumbsch et al.   19739 x2008-01-15
India, Karnataka, Chikmagalure, Central Western Ghat, Chikmagalure district, Charmudi ghat, Kuvettu, 13.02 75.37, 105m
F:Botany
C0302392FH. T. Lumbsch et al.   19740 c2008-01-15
India, Karnataka, Chikmagalure, Central Western Ghat, Chikmagalure district, Charmudi ghat, Kuvettu, 13.02 75.37, 105m
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