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Taxa: Ficus americana (Ficus oerstediana), Ficus americana subsp. andicola, Ficus americana subsp. greiffiana (Ficus greiffiana), Ficus americana subsp. americana (Ficus chocoensis), Ficus americana subsp. guianensis (Ficus erratica, Ficus mensalis, Ficus niceforoi), Ficus americana subsp. subapiculata
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; panama; Barro colorado; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
1317737Thomas B. Croat   112951970-07-16
Panama, Canal Area, Barro Colorado Island. Colorado Point, 9.16 -79.82, - 5m
MO:Tropicos
1897559Robert J. Schmalzel   3011982-01-16
Panama, Canal Area, Barro Colorado Island. Poacher's Peninsula, 9.13 -79.85, - 10m
MO:Tropicos
1897562Robert J. Schmalzel   3711982-02-10
Panama, Canal Area, Barro Colorado Island. Poacher's Point, 9.13 -79.85, - 5m
MO:Tropicos
1897563Robert J. Schmalzel & A. Herre   3231982-01-28
Panama, Canal Area, Barro Colorado Island. Poacher's Peninsula [Island], 9.13 -79.85, - 10m
MO:Tropicos
1897588Robin B. Foster   10841969-07-06
Panama, Canal Area, Canal Zone, Barro Colorado Island. Chapman Trail end, 9.15 -79.82, - 5m
MO:Tropicos
1897589Thomas B. Croat   66931968-10-04
Panama, Canal Area, Barro Colorado Island. NW side of Orchid Isle, 9.17 -79.84, - 10m
MO:Tropicos
1897597Charles L. Wilson   122
Panama, Canal Area, Barro Colorado Island. On shore, west side of Barro Colorado Island, 9.15 -79.87, - 5m
MO:Tropicos
1897599R.H. Woodworth & P.A. Vestal   6581932-02-22
Panama, Canal Area, Barro Colorado Island. Fred Miller Trail, 9.17 -79.85, 10 - 100m
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