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Dataset: NYBG-Plants
Search Criteria: Mun. Guanica; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden - Puerto Rico

NYBG:Plants-Myriopus
microphyllus
01088384D. E. Atha   20021998-08-30
Mun. Guanica, Rt. 333 just west of Caña Gorda, at shoreline where a small creek drains into the sea, 17.9522 -66.8928
NYBG-45502:Plants-Erythroxylum
areolatum Vell.
01088383D. E. Atha   20011998-08-30
Mun. Guanica, Rt. 333 just west of Caña Gorda, at shoreline where a small creek drains into the sea, 17.9522 -66.8928
NYBG-44972:Plants-Pilosocereus
royenii (L.) Byles & Rowley
01088386D. E. Atha   20041998-08-30
Mun. Guanica, Rt. 333 just west of Caña Gorda, 17.9522 -66.8928
NYBG-2327:Plants-Pectis
linifolia L.
01087793D. E. Atha   7261994-11-08
Mun. Guanica, Rte 333, 8km E of town of Guanica, S side of road, 17.9583 -66.8744, 25 - 25m
NYBG-110596:Plants-Distictis
lactiflora (Vahl) DC.
01087796D. E. Atha   7421994-11-09
Mun. Guanica, Barrio Montalva, Rte 325, 2.5km S of Ensenada, 17.95 -66.93, 25 - 25m
NYBG-119372:Plants-Samyda
dodecandra Jacq.
01088382D. E. Atha   20001998-08-30
Mun. Guanica, Rt. 333 just west of Caña Gorda, at shoreline where a small creek drains into the sea, 17.9522 -66.8928
NYBG-120959:Plants-Thespesia
populnea (L.) Sol. ex Corrêa
01088385D. E. Atha   20031998-08-30
Mun. Guanica, Rt. 333 just west of Caña Gorda, at shoreline where a small creek drains into the sea, 17.9522 -66.8928
NYBG-46856:Plants-Tephrosia
cinerea Pers.
01087794D. E. Atha   7281994-11-08
Mun. Guanica, Rte 333, 7km E of town of Guanica, S side of road, 17.9583 -66.875, 25 - 25m
NYBG-113342:Plants-Ibatia
maritima (Jacq.) Decne.
01087795D. E. Atha   7381994-11-09
Mun. Guanica, Rte 333, 8km E of town of Guanica, 17.95 -66.87, 25 - 25m
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