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   Psidium guajava (tree, shrub)  français     
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    Information on Psidium guajava has been recorded for the following locations.  Click on the location name for additional information.

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    Peru
    Location   Source   Occurrence   Status   Invasiveness  
       Pucallpa, Location English    IDRC, 1997. Reported Alien Invasive 
     
    Peru
    Location   Source   Occurrence   Status   Invasiveness  
       Namballe, Location within or part of Cajamarca English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Tingo Maria, Location within or part of Huanuco English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Cusco Amazonico, Location within or part of Madre de Dios English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Cajamarca, Administrative Unit English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Cusco, Administrative Unit English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Ivita, Location English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Junin, Administrative Unit English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Loreto, Administrative Unit English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
       Ucayali, Administrative Unit English    MBG, 2003. Reported Not specified Not specified 
     
    Peru
    Location   Source   Occurrence   Status   Invasiveness  
       Peru, Country within or part of South America English    USDA, ARS, 2003. Reported Native Not specified 


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