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MASS	Tillandsia circinnata Schltdl. 00441673A. H. Curtiss    United States, Florida, Southern border of Everglades Full Record Details
MASS	Tillandsia circinnata Schltdl. 00441674B. Blair   1978-03-00 The Bahamas, Along path on Hummingbird Cay, Exuma Chain Full Record Details
MASS	Tillandsia circinnata Schltdl. 00441675S. Nickerson   1977-01-02 The Bahamas, In breeding bird plots on Hummingbird Cay, Exuma Chain Full Record Details
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TEX	Tillandsia circinnata Schltdl. TEX00176732Robert Merrill King   16141959-07-12 Mexico, Oaxaca, 4-5 Km E of Juchitán, along the Pan-American Hwy (rtes 185 & 190) Full Record Details
TEX	Tillandsia circinnata Schltdl. TEX00176734Robert Merrill King   14701959-07-09 Mexico, Oaxaca, 3 Km W of Ixtepec Full Record Details
TEX	Tillandsia circinnata Schltdl. TEX00176735Robert Merrill King   17971959-07-18 Mexico, Oaxaca, 10-12 Km E of the Village of Niltepec, along the Pan-American Hwy (rte 190) Full Record Details
TEX	Tillandsia paucifolia Baker TEX00183334Beth M. Rothschild|Timothy Upson   3861991-08-14 Mexico, Jalisco, La Huerta, Ejido Emiliano Zapata; beach near Rancho Cuixmala, accessible only by a track and footpath from Zapata; littoral zone within 25 m of Pacific Ocean, 19.35 -104.96667 Full Record Details
TEX	Tillandsia paucifolia var. schubertii TEX00438449G. Carnevali|Ivón Ramírez   74452009-03-25 Mexico, Jalisco, La Huerta, Alrededores de la estación Biológica Chamela., 19.5 -105.05 Full Record Details

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