Dataset: FMB
Taxa: Sparattanthelium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Instituto Alexander von Humboldt


FMB
220640Morales Juan Francisco   64121998-05-06
Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Parrita, Fila Chonta cerca de Quebrada Chonta faldas NW de fila innominada entre Río Palo Seco y Quebrada Chonta. Cuenca Pirris- Damas., 9.61 -84.19, 650m

FMB
202171Jiménez Quírico   18781995-06-08
Costa Rica, San José, Turrubares, P.N. Carara Valle de Tárcoles. Sector Quebrada Bonita., 9.77 -84.53, 200m

FMB
180332Hammel Barry E.   188901993-04-01
Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Garabito, P.N. Carara Puesto Carara. Río Carara. Bosque secundario cerca al puesto., 9.77 -84.53, 200m

FMB
135785Grayum Michael   90461988-11-17
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Upala, Along Río Chimuria in vicinity of Colonia Puntarenas ca. 11 km (by road) SE of Upala, 10.81 -84.88, 80 - 100m

FMB
221175Rodríguez Alexánder   16091996-10-10
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Los Chiles, 4 km antes del cacerio Caño Negro., 10.87 -84.84, 15m

FMB
FMB-098803Córdoba, Mireya; Etter, Andrés; Mendoza, Humberto   18481996-02-02
Colombia, Guaviare, San José del Guaviare, Inspec. del Tomachipán. Río Inírida, Caño Cocui, Cerro Cocui, 2km al W de Cocui, 150 - 200m

FMB
131208Herrera Gerardo   12101987-11-11
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Upala, Colonia Puntarenas.Del Salón Comunal al Río Chimuria 1 km aguas arriba siguiendo alternamente su margen, 10.86 -84.96, 200m

FMB
216381Hammel Barry E.   206661997-01-12
Costa Rica, Heredia, Sarapiquí, Cuenca del Sarapiquí. Lomas de Sardinal bosque intervenido y primarioca. 15 km linea recta N de Puerto Viejo, 10.56 -84.04, 250 - 350m


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Google Map

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