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...a close to [[Salesópolis]], in São Paulo State. The mountains area between São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, where almost all species do exist may be considered the ...n'' in '''Flora Brasílica, Vol 12-1''': 37-8. Secretaria de Agricultura de São Paulo.</ref>

...ria'' in '''Flora Brasilica''', vol. 12-7 pp.342. Instituto de Botânica de São Paulo, 1953.</ref> ...h has been found only a couple of times in the west-central dry woods of [[São Paulo]] State, in an area which has been highly deforested, close to [[Itirapina]

...002'' [Brazil and Argentina: an essay in comparative history, 1850-2002]. São Paulo: Editora 34, 2004. 574 pp.

...mall-caps;">Hoehne, FC.</span> (1947). ''Marsupiaria'' in Arq. Bot. Estado São Paulo, n.s., f.m., 2: 69.</ref> ...tes. Later, Porsch, confused by the similarity of both, cited the later to São Paulo seashore. Hoehne himself commented that was not sure if the later and ''Het

...(1940). ''Orchidaceae - introduction'' in '''Flora Brasílica vol. 12-1'''. São Paulo.</ref> ...xos das Memórias do Instituto de Butantan: Secção de Botânica 1(4)''': 55. São Paulo.</ref> and was soon considered a synonym of ''Reichenbachanthus''. It was f

...ia virginalis'' in often found epiphytically in semi deciduous forest in [[São Paulo]] and [[Paraná]] from two to five hundred meters of altitude but can reach ...ion'' in '''Flora Brasílica, Vol 12-1''': 30. Secretaria de Agricultura de São Paulo.</ref> The flower color and shape are remarkably constant in this species a

...3). ''Bifrenaria'' in Flora Brasílica, Vol 12: 7. Instituto de Botânica de São Paulo.</ref> The most common species in this group, spread from Rio Grande do Sul ...3). ''Bifrenaria'' in Flora Brasílica, Vol 12, 7. Instituto de Botânica de São Paulo.</ref> Other important qualities are the four sided unifoliated pseudobulbs

...promoting the growth of citrus” Brazilian Journal of .Microbiology 37(4). São Paulo. Dec. 2006. </ref>.

...help establish one. The result was formation of the new the University of São Paulo. Braudel later said that the time in Brazil was the "greatest period of hi

{{Image|Sao Paulo smog.jpg|left|200px|Smog in São Paulo, Brazil in 2006.}} ...[Moscow]], [[New York (disambiguation)|New York]], [[Paris]], [[Rome]], [[São Paulo]], [[Seoul]] and [[Shanghai]]. Smog is especially prevalent in geologic ba

...(''A. m. scutellata'') accidentally released in 1957 near [[Rio Claro]], [[São Paulo]] State in the south of [[Brazil]] from hives operated by [[biologist]] [[W

...ion'' in '''Flora Brasílica, Vol 12-1''': 37. Secretaria de Agricultura de São Paulo.</ref> They are characterized for often showing am elongated [[rhyzome]], w

...e]], an interactive museum about the Portuguese language, was founded in [[São Paulo]], Brazil, the city with the largest number of Portuguese speakers in the w

...L vessels, compared to the Brazilian (ex-French) 32,000 CATOBAR carrier, ''São Paulo''. ''HMS Ocean (1995)'', is sometimes called an amphibious assault ship but

...Rio Feijão.jpg|left|300px|The '''''Feijão River''''', near Itirapina in [[São Paulo State]], [[Brazil]].<br><small>This jungle exemplifies the perfect conditio ...rchidaceae, introdução. Secretaria da Agricultura, Indústria e Comércio de São Paulo - Brasil, 1940.</ref> The epiphytical orchid species, looking for light und

...Rio Feijão.jpg|left|300px|The '''''Feijão River''''', near Itirapina in [[São Paulo State]], [[Brazil]].<br><small>This jungle exemplifies the perfect conditio ...rchidaceae, introdução. Secretaria da Agricultura, Indústria e Comércio de São Paulo - Brasil, 1940.</ref> The epiphytical orchid species, looking for light und

...l in Brazil can be traced to British influences in the 1870s, particularly São Paulo which had a large British community, again because of a railway constructio

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*[[Maria Bueno]] Brazilian 11 October 1939, São Paulo, Brazil