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Instituto Alexander von Humboldt
FMB	Equisetum L. 140250Grijalva Alfredo   50381986-04-24 Nicaragua, Departamento de CHINANDEGA: Poblado de Cosigüina 0.2 km al este del poblado. Suelo adnegado de agua. Bosque de Erythrina sp. y Annona glabra., 12.9 -87.5, 10m Full Record Details
FMB	Equisetum L. 208634Quesada Francisco   9381994-07-20 Costa Rica, Cartago, Paraíso, P.N. Tapantí - Macizo Cerro de la Muerte Valle del Reventazón. Estación Tapantí Sendero Río Humo., 9.75 -83.78, 1300m Full Record Details
FMB	Equisetum L. 157668Rivera Gerardo   17111992-05-08 Costa Rica, Cartago, Turrialba, M.N. Guayabo Sobre los ríos Guayabo Lajas y Torito., 9.96 -83.69, 700 - 1800m Full Record Details
FMB	Equisetum L. 147545Almeda Frank   1981-02-21 Costa Rica, San José, 9-11 km. NE of Cascajal. Disturbed cloud forests interspersed with pastures., 1554 - 1676m Full Record Details
FMB	Equisetum L. 192447Penneys Darin S.   1995-05-24 Costa Rica, Alajuela, San Ramón, Cordillera de Guanacaste. Monteverde San Gerardo Biological Station. Road to Río Caño Negro E of Station Secondary forest. Tropical wet., 10.36 -84.76, 800 - 900m Full Record Details
FMB	Equisetum L. 203763Burger William   1957-10-18 Estados Unidos, Harriman Rockland Co. New York. Habitat : banles + woods-moiet plaes. Full Record Details
FMB	Equisetum L. 225071Seymour Frank   1972-08-18 Estados Unidos, VERMONT. Franklin Country. Bank of Missisquoi River. North Sheldon SHELDON. Damp Dicth. Full Record Details
FMB	Equisetum L. 131994Smith Alan R.   17191986-01-18 Costa Rica, San José, Along Río Zurquí (dowstream from Guápiles highway) Cordillera Central., 10.05 -84.01, 1400 - 1500m Full Record Details

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