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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Confluens
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden - Puerto Rico

NYBG:Plants-Blechnum
901721G. R. Proctor   396471983-10-16
Maricao, Maricao Afuera, Barrio Maricao Afuera. Along road 105/120 just W. of Village of Maricao., 430 - 440m
NYBG:Plants-Diorygma
1041996H. A. Imshaug   137131952-12-17
St. Andrew Parish, South slope of Coopers Hill, Red Hills, 686 - 686m
NYBG:Plants-Diorygma
1041995H. A. Imshaug   137931952-12-18
St. Catherine Parish, Mount Diablo, 792 - 792m
NYBG-103358:Plants-Thelypteris
confluens (Thunb.) C.Morton
02004001Fr. León   146991930-11-27
In swamps of the South coast near El Cajio. (Havana)
NYBG:Plants-Blechnum
901722C. E. O. Kuntze   304
NYBG-103358:Plants-Thelypteris
confluens (Thunb.) C.Morton
2004003J. T. Roíg y Mesa   21261920-07-14
Matanzas, Cayo de las [19?]. Cienaga de Zapata.
NYBG:Plants-Radaisia
confluens N.L.Gardner
00953294J. N. F. Wille   1076a+b1915-02-13
In the woods near Maricao., 18.1724 -66.943678
NYBG:Plants-Collybia
01933995O. K. Miller   276711999-11-23
11 km from San Jose de las Matos, La Celestina Property de Plan Sierra, Santiago Prov
NYBG:Plants-Merulius
1981633W. A. Murrill   s.n.1908-12-25
Cinchona, 1372 - 1585m
NYBG:Plants-Collybia
01968352O. K. Miller   285222003-11-17
Santiago, La Celestina Prop. of Plan Sierra, 19.377167 -71.023944, 575m
NYBG:Plants-Nectria
00839228J. Stevenson   38951916-02-15
Rio Piedras, 18.397482 -66.04991
NYBG:Plants-Nectria
00839229J. Stevenson   38951916-02-15
Rio Piedras, 18.397482 -66.04991
NYBG:Plants-Hyptis
00000603E. L. Ekman   121361920-11-03
Isla de la Juventud, Isla de Pinos, Lomas de Cañada ad rupes superpendentes, 21.712921 -82.899204
NYBG-103358:Plants-Thelypteris
confluens (Thunb.) C.Morton
2004004Fr. León   95121920-01-24
Villa Clara, Santa Clara. Cienaga de Zapata al norte de la Bahía de Cochinos (Sta. Clara)
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