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Search Criteria: ECUADOR; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York State Museum

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Plagiochila guilleminiana Mont. ex Lindenb.
NYSi23578Weber, William A.   B-135121964-01-21
ECUADOR, Galapagos Islands: Isla Santa Cruz, vicinity of Academy Bay, trail to La Copa.
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NYSi23594Anton, H.   ECU 11996-12-15
ECUADOR, Carchi, Mira, Morán., 3000m
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Stictolejeunea squamata (Willd. ex F. Weber) Schiffner
NYSi25332Arts, Theo   1991-07-18
ECUADOR, Pichincha, Santo Domingo de Los Colorados, about 18 km east of: Tinalandia estate., 830m
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NYSi31570Schäfer-Verwimp, Alfons   243562004-08-18
ECUADOR, Carchi, Reserva Ecologica El Angel bei El Voladero ca. 14 km oberhalb von El Angel., 3650m
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NYSi31575Gradstein, S. R.   101782002-08-02
ECUADOR, Pichincha, Road Mitad del Mundo to Puerto Quito near Mindo., 1200 - 1600m
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Breutelia integrifolia (Taylor) A. Jaeger
NYSi32517Crosby, Marshall R.   10848A1985-06-12
ECUADOR, Cotopaxi, north slopes of Mount Cotopaxi., 3600m
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NYSi33897Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-12
ECUADOR, Napo, road Quito-Baeza ca. 20 km este des Passes, mooriger Paramo., 3850m
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NYSi33898Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-12
ECUADOR, Napo, road Quito-Baeza, Laguna de Papallacta.
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NYSi33916Florschutz, P. A.   38851972-09-19
ECUADOR, Paramo de Palacio, Cabeceras Rio Chuza., 3700m
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NYSi33918Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-06
ECUADOR, Carchi, road Tulcan-Maldonado km 31, Paramo El Angel, nasser Paramo an einer Laguna kurz E des Passes.
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NYSi33924Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-12
ECUADOR, Napo, Road Quito-Baeza ca. 2 km E des Passes., 385m
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Campylopus fragilis (Brid.) Bruch & Schimp.
NYSi33955Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-12
ECUADOR, Napo, road Quito-Baeza ca. 2 km este des Passes, mooriger paramo, 3850m
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Campylopus nivalis (Brid.) Brid.
NYSi34006Frahm, Jan-Peter   
ECUADOR, Carchi, Road Tulcan-Maldonado km 30, Paramo El Angel., 3900m
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Campylopus nivalis (Brid.) Brid.
NYSi34007Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-12
ECUADOR, Pichincha, Road Quito-Baeza ca. 0.5 km west des Passes., 4000m
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Campylopus pauper (Hampe) Mitt.
NYSi34027Frahm, Jan-Peter   3321988-10-12
ECUADOR, Napo, Road Quito-Baeza, Laguna de Papallaja, landslide south of lake., 3400m
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NYSi34032Gradstein, S. R.   M-23
ECUADOR, Galapagos Islands.
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Campylopus pittieri R.S. Williams
NYSi34053Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-09-25
ECUADOR, Cotopaxi/pichincha, Parque Nacional Volcan Cotopaxi, zwischen Park Headquarters und Lagun Aguas Limpias., 3800m
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Campylopus pittieri R.S. Williams
NYSi34054Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-12
ECUADOR, Pichincha, Road Quito-Baeza, ca. 0.5 km west des Passes., 4000m
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Campylopus reflexisetus (Müll. Hal.) Broth.
NYSi34062Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-06
ECUADOR, Carchi, Road Tulcan-Maldonado km 30, Paramo El Angel., 3900m
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Campylopus reflexisetus (Müll. Hal.) Broth.
NYSi34063Frahm, Jan-Peter   3281988-10-12
ECUADOR, Napo, Road Quito-Baeza, Laguan Papallajta., 3400m
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NYSi34067Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-09-29
ECUADOR, Pichincha, Old road from Quito to Santo. Domingo, west-slope of Cordillera W of San Juan., 2900m
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NYSi34068Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-05
ECUADOR, Carchi, Road Tulcan-Maldonado, Straßenrand west des Passes., 3300m
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NYSi34069Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-18
ECUADOR, Road Quito-Santo. Domingo, Andenwesthang., 2200m
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Campylopus subcuspidatus (Hampe) A. Jaeger
NYSi34101Frahm, Jan-Peter   3461988-10-12
ECUADOR, Napo, Road Quito-Baeza, ca. 2 km east of pass., 3850m
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NYSi34114Frahm, Jan-Peter   1988-10-12
ECUADOR, Pichincha, Road Quito-Baeza, ca. 0.5 km west des Passes., 4000m
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Marchesinia brachiata (Sw.) Schiffner
NYSi4207Gradstein, S. R.   4091976-04-22
ECUADOR, Galapagos Islands: Isabela, Cerro Azul., 600 - 800m
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