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Ficus insipida specimen from Ecuador

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BRIT Collections

BRIT Collections
Fort Worth, United States

Plant specimen of Ficus insipida from Ecuador deposited in the Botanical Research Institute of Texas collection (BRIT) at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. Catalog number: BRIT594846

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  • Title: Ficus insipida specimen from Ecuador
  • Creator: Unspecified
  • Physical Location: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
  • Transcript:
    IMAGED 21 APR 2021 Plants of Ecuador Ficus insipida Pers. Jama River Valley, Manabi Province. Collected for NSF "Human Ecology in the Jama River Valley" project, Ziedler & Pearsall, Principal Investigators. Collected along road between Muchique and La Chonta. San Isidro topo map 1:50,000, cuadricula (block) N58 E93 (NE comer). Approxi- mately 0 degrees, 20 S latitude, 80 degrees, 10 W longitude. Along Jama River bank, huge trees hanging out over the water, called "huigeron del rio locally. Collected fruits, flowers, and wood specimen Elev. 130 m BOTANICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF TEXAS Coll. Date: 13 JAN 1990 Collector: Kennedy, Robin C Coll. No.: 1-90-8-0 Duplicate 3 of 4 University of Missouri Dunn Palmer Herbarium (UMO)
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  • Type: Preserved plant specimen
  • Publisher: Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Fort Worth, Texas, USA
  • Rights: Botanical Research Institute of Texas. CC-BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
  • External Link: Specimen details
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