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CR	Adiantopsis radiata Fée 226349De Ferrari-Rolleri   6157 Argentina, Misiones-Iguazú. Rta 101. c/Parque Nac Iguazú San Antonio. Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis chlorophylla Fée 241912Rojas Alexander   58002004-06-24 Costa Rica, San José, Acosta, Z. P. Cerros de Escazú Entre el final de la calle y Salvaje., 9.84 -84.16, 1600m Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis chlorophylla Fée 148063Herrera Gerardo   34771989-09-17 Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Buenos Aires, Ujarrás 4 km aguas arriba sobre Río Ceibo., 9.3 -83.3, 800m Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis radiata Fée 165695Hammel Barry E.   42741978-08-06 Panamá, Province of Veraguas. 18 km W of Las Minas N slope of Cerro Alto Higo. 2400-3000 ft. (known locally as el Montoso). Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis radiata Fée 217640Rojas Alexander   31001996-09-06 Costa Rica, Guanacaste, La Cruz, P.N. Guanacaste Volcán Orosi. La Cruz Martza. área de Conservación Guancaste., 10.99 -85.42, 700 - 800m Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis radiata Fée 163703Blackmore S.   20031982-03-04 Honduras, Olancho: Poncaya. Broadleaf forest. Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis radiata Fée 92074David A. Neill   45061978-06-17 Nicaragua, Department of Zelaya. Cerro Kana Coperna 30 km east of Siuna., 250m Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis radiata Fée 214573Rodríguez M.   1041994-11-07 Panamá, Provincia de Panamá. Cerro Azul antes del Rio Indio en el Sendero. Full Record Details
CR	Adiantopsis chlorophylla Fée 181260Haber William   101131990-10-20 Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Puntarenas, Cordillera de Tilarán. Cliff edge on Pacific slope Bajo Tigre trail., 10.3 -84.8, 900 - 1200m Full Record Details

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