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Taxa: Billbergia
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Botany

CAS-CASC:BOT-BC-CASBOT-BC
Billbergia pallidiflora Liebm. Liebm.
526927Breedlove, Dennis E.   423751976-12-08
Mexico, Chiapas, La Trinitaria Municipio, Along small dirt road to Boqueron and Ejido Mujica W of Mexican Hwy 190 at point 18 km SW of La Trinitaria., 900m
CAS-CASC:BOT-BC-CASBOT-BC
Billbergia pallidiflora Liebm. Liebm.
526925Breedlove, Dennis E.   273741972-08-24
Mexico, Chiapas, Ocozocoautla de Espinosa Municipio, Steep walled canyon at the head of the Rio de la Venta at the Chorreadero near Derna., 800 - 1000m
CAS-CASC:BOT-BC-CASBOT-BC
Billbergia pallidiflora Liebm. Liebm.
526928Breedlove, Dennis E.; Almeda, Frank   476271980-11-21
Mexico, Chiapas, La Trinitaria Municipio, 18 km S of La Trinitaria., 1080m
CAS-CASC:BOT-BC-CASBOT-BC
Billbergia Thunb.
526924Breedlove, Dennis E.   246771972-04-19
Mexico, Chiapas, Cintalapa Municipio, 5-7 km NW of Rizo de Oro along a logging road to Cerro Baul and Colonia Figaroa., 100m
CAS-CASC:BOT-BC-CASBOT-BC
Billbergia pallidiflora Liebm. Liebm.
526930Breedlove, Dennis E.; Almeda, Frank   568641982-01-08
Mexico, Chiapas, Socoltenango Municipio, 30 km ESE of Pugiltic on road to Comitan., 760m
CAS-CASC:BOT-BC-CASBOT-BC
Billbergia pallidiflora Liebm. Liebm.
526926Breedlove, Dennis E.   398621976-09-01
Mexico, Chiapas, Ocozocoautla de Espinosa Municipio, Steep walled canyon at the head of the Rio de la Venta at the Chorreadero near Derna., 800 - 1000m
CAS-CASC:BOT-BC-CASBOT-BC
Billbergia pallidiflora Liebm. Liebm.
526929Breedlove, Dennis E.   537271981-10-20
Mexico, Chiapas, Tzimol Municipio, 15 km S of Comitan on road to Tzimol and Tuxtla Gutierrez., 1200m
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