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Herbario Field Museum
F:Botanys	Uncinia macrolepis Decne. H. Balslev et al.   39281983-01-27 Ecuador, Pichincha, -0.1667 -78.6667 Full Record Details
Herbario Nacional del Ecuador (QCNE)
INABIOEC:QCNE	Uncinia macrolepis Decne. 127423Simon Lægaard   1015801992-03-07 Ecuador, Pichincha, Volc. Antisana, between Camparmento IMAP and Laguna Micacocha. Moist and dry grass-parámo, swamps around the lake., -0.55 -78.2, 3850 - 3950m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Uncinia macrolepis Decne. 150603Simon Lægaard   203361999-06-11 Ecuador, Chimborazo, Guamote - Macas (in construction) ca km 30 at Paramo Miraloma (highest point on road)., -2.0833 -78.65, 4130m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Uncinia macrolepis Decne. 172712Simon Lægaard   1013901992-02-22 Ecuador, Pichincha, Pifo - Papallacta, in pass, app. 2 km along road to the antennas. Cushion plant páramo with scattered tussock grasses and dwarf shrubs., -0.33333 -78.18333, 4200 - 4250m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Uncinia macrolepis Decne. 122580Peter Sklenár   94-91995-08-20 Ecuador, Chimborazo, El Altar, N side of the volcano, humid cushion (super) páramo with scattered bunchgrasses on the ridge below the Canoningo peak., 4200m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Uncinia macrolepis Decne. 122578Peter Sklenár   13-171995-05-27 Ecuador, Cotopaxi, E slope of Illiniza Sur, burned and grazed grass páramo., -0.666667 -78.7, 4200m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Uncinia macrolepis Decne. 122579Peter Sklenár   2951995-05-13 Ecuador, Pichincha, Rucu Pichincha, transition from grass páramo to shrub and cushion páramo vegetation on the NE side of the volcano., -0.1667 -78.5667, 4300m Full Record Details

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