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Taxa: Asplenium harpeodes (Asplenium lunulatum var. harpeodes, Asplenium donnell-smithii), Asplenium harpeodes var. incisum
Search Criteria: Panama; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
1834738Thomas M. Antonio   16341979-08-08
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Valle de Silencio. Forest. Lying between mountains this plateau received lots of rain and little wind, hence the name. Dominated by high oaks and conspicuously lacking a dominant understory layer. The herb layer mostly palm, bamboo and two bromeliad speci, 9.08 -82.93
MO:Tropicos
1947953Thomas M. Antonio   41921980-04-10
Panama, Chiriquí, Along the road between Gualaca and the Fortuna Dam site, at 10.1 mi NW of Los Planos de Hornito, 8.72 -82.23, 1260m
MO:Tropicos
1951176Thomas M. Antonio   50621980-07-10
Panama, Chiriquí, Vicinity of Gualaca, ca. 8.5 mi from Planos de Hornito on the road to the La Fortuna dam site. Near stream., 8.7 -82.23, 1341m
MO:Tropicos
23430Gordon McPherson   12310D1988-03-13
Panama, Chiriquí, Above Boquete, on trail to Pate Macho on continental divide., 8.83 -82.42, 1850 - 2100m

Museo Nacional de Costa Rica

CR
176749Lellinger David B.   19511975-06-29
Panamá, CHIRIQUI: 0.8 km up the main road from the center of the town of Cerro Punta then 1.2 km SW along side road on ridge beyond end of the road. Primary forest with partial bamboo understory bordered below by pasture., 2100 - 2300m
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96992Gómez Luis Diego   21903
Panamá, Upper Río Colubre Bocas del Toro., 2500 - 3000m
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