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TEX	Gonolobus selloanus (E.Fourn.) Bacigalupo TEX00523419James C. Solomon   129801984-12-23 Bolivia, La Paz, Murillo. 45.5 km below the dam at Lago Zongo, Zongo Valley. Vicinity of Cahua hydroelectric plant., -16.05 -68.016666667 Full Record Details
TEX	Gonolobus selloanus (E.Fourn.) Bacigalupo TEX00523420R. O. Vanni|S. Cáceres|G. López|A. Radovancich   16851990-03-03 Argentina, Corrientes, San Miguel, 12 Km NE de San Miguel. Ea. Curupayty. Full Record Details
TEX	Gonolobus selloanus (E.Fourn.) Bacigalupo TEX00523421R. O. Vanni|S. Cáceres|G. López|A. Radovancich   16001990-03-02 Argentina, Corrientes, San Miguel, 12 Km NE de San Miguel. Ea. Toro-y. Full Record Details
TEX	Gonolobus selloanus (E.Fourn.) Bacigalupo TEX00523422Michael Nee   338641987-01-28 Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Prov. Warnes, E side of the village of Colonia Okinawa 1., -17.233333333 -62.883333333 Full Record Details
TEX	Gonolobus selloanus (E.Fourn.) Bacigalupo TEX00523423Michael Nee   361371988-01-30 Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Ichilo, 9 km. (by air) NE of Buena Vista on road to Portachuelo, "La Arboleda"., -17.4 -63.6 Full Record Details
TEX	Gonolobus selloanus (E.Fourn.) Bacigalupo TEX00523424Michael Nee   467261996-01-07 Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Prov. Warnes. At and just above floodplain of the río Grande, Puerto Macdonald, end of the Montero to Colonia Okinawa No. 1 road, at ferry crossing to Los Troncos and San Ramón., -17.175 -62.783333333 Full Record Details

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