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New York Botanical Garden
NY	Radula neotropica Castle Castle 840828B. H. Allen   119351992-05-11 Honduras, Lempira, Montana de Celaque, quebrada below Camp Don Tomas along Río Naranjo, 10 km SW of Gracias, 14.53 -88.65, 1900 - 1900m Full Record Details
NY	Radula flaccida Lindenb. & Gottsche Lindenb. & Gottsche 961297L. D. Gómez   18065c1981-12-00 Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Cocos Isand, trail between Chatham & Wafer Bays, 100 - 232m Full Record Details
NY	Radula flaccida Lindenb. & Gottsche Lindenb. & Gottsche 961298L. D. Gómez   18065c1981-12-00 Costa Rica, Puntarenas, Cocos Isand, trail between Chatham & Wafer Bays, 100 - 232m Full Record Details
NY	Radula flaccida Lindenb. & Gottsche Lindenb. & Gottsche 961299J. F. A. Tonduz   158881892-03-00 Costa Rica, Alto Hacum pr. Buenos Aires Full Record Details
NY	Radula 1757548E. Laeger   37042007-04-11 Guatemala, Huehuetenango, NW portion of Guatemala, N of San Mateo Ixtatan. Cordillera Los Cuchumatanes., 15.86253 -91.51447, 2804m Full Record Details
NY	Radula tenera Mitt. ex Steph. 840793I. H. Holz   CR 00-1872000-01-20 Costa Rica, San José, Cordillera de Talamanca, Cerro de la Muerte, Páramo Buena Vista at Panamerican Highway (km 87), S of Highway, 9.57 -83.75, 3250 - 3250m Full Record Details
NY	Radula surinamensis Steph. 1021155H. von Türckheim   s.n.1886-02-04 Guatemala, Alta Verapaz, prop. Coban, 15.4708 -90.3714 Full Record Details
NY	Radula surinamensis Steph. 1021156H. von Türckheim   s.n.1886-02-11 Guatemala, Alta Verapaz, prope Coban, 15.4708 -90.3714, 1310 - 1310m Full Record Details

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