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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Valeriana humboldtii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario QCA

QCA:QCA-Plantas
Image Associated With the Occurence
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
QCA103573B. Eriksen   59141B1985-04-04
Ecuador, Loja, Desconocido, Muletrack Amaluza Palanda., -4.65 -79.3
QCA:QCA-Plantas
Image Associated With the Occurence
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
QCA157700G. Harling   222421985-02-19
Ecuador, Loja, Desconocido, Road Celica Guachanama, Km 8 at the Roldos memorial monument., -4.13333 -79.9167
QCA:QCA-Plantas
Image Associated With the Occurence
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
QCA157703B. Ĝllgaard   906951989-02-25
Ecuador, Loja, Desconocido, Road Loja Catamayo, in the Catamayo Valley., -3.95 -79.3

Plantae Gbif

Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
1261256850Bente Eriksen;Dieperink, ?   59141A
Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
1261256810Gunnar Wilhelm Harling;Lennart Andersson   222421985-02-19
Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
1261256769Bente Eriksen   59141B1985-04-04
Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
1259956453Bente Eriksen   59141A1985-04-04
Ecuador, Zamora Chinchipe, Palanda, Muletrack Amaluza - Palanda. Patches of partly disturbed mountain forest dominated by Oreopanax, Podocarpus and Clusia. Soil temp.: 9.5-14.5° C., -4.65 -79.3
Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
47859050B. Eriksen   1985-04-04
Ecuador, Zamora Chinchipe, Palanda, Muletrack Amaluza - Palanda. Patches of partly disturbed mountain forest dominated by Oreopanax, Podocarpus and Clusia. Soil temp.: 9.5-14.5° C., -4.65 -79.3
Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
1836712557R. Espinosa   E1340
Las Chinchas (64 Km. O. Loja)
Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Valeriana humboldtii Hook. & Arn.
4061963883Gunnar Wilhelm Harling;Lennart Andersson   222421985-02-19
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