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Taxa: Tillaea
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Botany

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Tillaeastrum pringlei Rose Rose
2117Pringle, Cyrus Guernsey   134071904-05-10
Mexico, Hidalgo, River ledges of Trinidad, near Honey Station.
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607956Tenorio L., Pedro; Romero de T., C.; Jimenez, Otilio   176731991-10-17
Mexico, Oaxaca, Al NW de Guadalupe Membrillos, Distrito Huajuapan, Mun. Zapoquila Rincon del Tecolote
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Tillaea alata Viv. Viv.
610537Boufford, D. E.; Bartholomew, B.; Kelley, S. L.; Ree, R. H.; Sun, H.; Yue, L. L.; Zhang, D. C.; Zhang, Y. H.   373882006-08-27
China, Sichuan Sheng, Garze Zangzu Zizhizhou, Daocheng Xian: Road (highway 217) from Litang to Sandui near km marker 249, N of Sandui and in front of Sandui Monastery., 29.2147222222 100.1011111111, 3960m
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Tillaea likiangensis H. Chuang H. Chuang
610538Boufford, D. E.; Fujikawa, K.; Kelley, S. L.; Ree, R. H.; Sun, H.; Xu, B.; Zhang, J. W.; Zhang, T. C.; Zhu, W. D.   400922007-08-20
China, Sichuan Sheng, Aba Zangzu Qiangzu Zizhizhou, Hongyuan Xian: S of the city of Hongyuan on highway 209, then E on Aba-Maerkang road (highway 302) between kilometer markers 185 and 186 along the Bai He (Bai River)., 32.4686111111 102.3666666667, 3560m
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Tillaea recurva Hook. f. Hook. f.
610539Betche, Ernst   s.n.0000-00-00
Australia, State of New South Wales, Queanbeyan
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Tillaea recurva Hook. f. Hook. f.
610540unspecified   s.n.
Australia, Unspecified
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Tillaea verticillaris DC. DC.
610541Betche, Ernst   s.n.
Australia, State of New South Wales, Paramatta [= Parramatta]
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Tillaea fluitans Endl. Endl.
610542Verreaux   s.n.
South Africa, Cap [= Capland = South Africa]
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