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Instituto Alexander von Humboldt
FMB	Melananthus 90542Gómez Laurito Jorge   9017 Costa Rica, Guanacaste, P.N. Santa Rosa A la orilla del camino de entrada al Parque., 290m Full Record Details
FMB	Melananthus 83352Gómez Laurito Jorge   71191981-09-07 Costa Rica, Guanacaste, La Cruz, P.N. Santa Rosa Laguna El Tanque. Full Record Details
FMB	Melananthus 204383Sánchez Joaquín   5041995-09-07 Costa Rica, Guanacaste, La Cruz, En potrero inundado 10 cm de agua. 200 m oeste cruce Cuajiniquil mano derecha., 10.95 -85.61 Full Record Details
FMB	Melananthus 233323Michael Nee   276971983-09-01 Nicaragua, Estelí, Km 163 on HWY 1 13 km N of Río Estelí bridge on N side of Estelí Thorn scrub with cacti and Agave on dry (now with water puddles) rocky level plain on old basalt., 13.21 -86.38, 920m Full Record Details
FMB	Melananthus 83366Gómez Laurito Jorge   70661981-08-22 Costa Rica, Guanacaste, La Cruz, 1.5 km al sur de La Cruz., 210m Full Record Details
FMB	Melananthus 223412Morales Juan Francisco   56911996-08-15 Costa Rica, Guanacaste, Liberia, P. N. Rincón de la Vieja alrededores de las Pailas de barro sitio Coyol Guape y Sabanas., 10.77 -85.34, 750m Full Record Details
FMB	Melananthus 209613Whitson Mary K.   561995-06-12 Costa Rica, Heredia, Sarapiquí, Z.P. La Selva Finca La Selva The OTS Field Station on the río Puerto Viejo just E of its junction with the río Sarapiquí. In La Flaminea an area of pasture and brush and old homesites., 100m Full Record Details

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