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Dataset: WTU-V
Search Criteria: Peru; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Washington Herbarium, Vascular Plant Collection

WTU:V
425657R. G. Olmstead   2009-22009-03-01
Peru, Cusco, Urubamba, Urubamba river valley; circa 5-6 km above Santa Maria en route to Santa Theresa.
WTU:V
425655R. G. Olmstead   2009-62009-03-03
Peru, Cusco, Anta, Road to Mollepata, circa 0.2 kilometers from junction with Cusco-Abancay road., -13.515883 -72.5074, 3209m
WTU:V
120241C. Vargas   96151938-11-08
Peru, Apurimac, Abancay, Orckone Chico, on the Trancapata-Curahuasi highway., -13.564108 -72.751071, 2800m
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290220WJE   s.n.1958-03-02
Peru, Lima, Loc. 31. Matucana, Rio Rimac. Near highway along irrigation ditch at bottom of slope., -11.838679 -76.37924, 2400m
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362366D. N. Smith, I. Sanchez-Vega   75641984-06-05
Peru, Cajamarca, Prov. Cajamarca, SAIS, San Carlos Mariategui, Km 20-40 on Sunchabamba-San Juan road., -7.357242 -78.532582, 3300 - 4000m
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