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Masdevallia subgenus Polyantha
Polyantha
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23 branches of this group, most-observed first
Masdevallia infracta
speciesMasdevallia infracta
Masdevallia bicolor
speciesMasdevallia bicolor
Masdevallia striatella
speciesMasdevallia striatella
Masdevallia schlimii
speciesMasdevallia schlimii
Masdevallia guttulata
speciesMasdevallia guttulata
Masdevallia medusa
speciesMasdevallia medusa
Masdevallia lata
speciesMasdevallia lata
Masdevallia tovarensis
speciesMasdevallia tovarensis
Masdevallia aenigma
speciesMasdevallia aenigma
Masdevallia empusa
speciesMasdevallia empusa
Masdevallia sanctae-fidei
speciesMasdevallia sanctae-fidei
Masdevallia virgo-cuencae
speciesMasdevallia virgo-cuencae
Masdevallia impostor
speciesMasdevallia impostor
Masdevallia whiteana
speciesMasdevallia whiteana
Masdevallia stenorhynchos
speciesMasdevallia stenorhynchos
Masdevallia oreas
speciesMasdevallia oreas
Masdevallia martiniana
speciesMasdevallia martiniana
Masdevallia brachyura
speciesMasdevallia brachyura
Masdevallia serendipita
speciesMasdevallia serendipita
Masdevallia scobina
speciesMasdevallia scobina
Masdevallia aguirrei
speciesMasdevallia aguirrei
Masdevallia buccinator
speciesMasdevallia buccinator
Masdevallia discoidea
speciesMasdevallia discoidea
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
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Every page naming Polyantha in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 885719.