Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ficus vittata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Gbif:Plantae Gbif
1258280836Gunnar Wilhelm Harling;Lennart Andersson   223831985-02-22

Gbif:Plantae Gbif
4077765359Pío Cueva   612004-12-12
Ecuador, Loja, Puyango, -3.9869 -79.9968

Gbif:Plantae Gbif
4077762677Francisco Vivar Castro   38091991-08-10
Ecuador, Loja, Paltas, -3.8922 -79.8678

Gbif:Plantae Gbif
Image Associated With the Occurence
4130366885P. Lozano   1997-05-07
Ecuador, Loja, Puyango, Hacienda Banderones, pie de montana, entre un rango de 600-1200 m con predominancia de Bactris, Gallesia, Cavanillesia, Ficus, Senna, Guazuma, Randia, Machaerium, -3.966 -80.166

Gbif:Plantae Gbif
4077762810Pablo Enrique Lozano Carpio   7721997-05-06
Ecuador, Loja, Puyango, -3.9667 -80.1667

QCNE:HerbarioEcuador
106631Chis Jiggins   1511995-02-05
Ecuador, Loja, Olmedo, 2.2 km alon road towars Velacruz, 1500m

UNL:UNL-H
4658Pío Cueva   612004-12-12
Ecuador, Loja, El Arenal, -3.9869 -79.9968

UNL:UNL-H
1935Celso Anibal Yaguana Puglla   42009-01-26
Ecuador, Zamora Chinchipe, Valladolid, Valladolid, -4.486486 -79.123422, 2422m

UNL:UNL-H
2446Pablo Enrique Lozano Carpio   7721997-05-06
Ecuador, Loja, El Limo, -3.9667 -80.1667

UNL:UNL-H
2450Francisco Vivar Castro   38091991-08-10
Ecuador, Loja, Orianga, -3.8922 -79.8678

QCA:QCA-Plantas
Image Associated With the Occurence
QCA145781G. Harling   222151985-02-18
Ecuador, Loja, Desconocido, Celica, Alamor Road, at crossing with Río Alamor., -4.03333 -78.9667

QCA:QCA-Plantas
Image Associated With the Occurence
QCA145782G. Harling   223831985-02-22
Ecuador, Loja, Desconocido, Celica, Zapotillo Road, c 4 km below Pozul., -4.03333 -79.8333

QCA:QCA-Plantas
Image Associated With the Occurence
QCA133301C. Jiggins   1511995-02-05
Ecuador, Loja, Desconocido, Olmedo. 2.2 km along road towards Velacruz., -3.93361 -79.6339


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