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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Tropicos	Cyathea stolzei A.R. Sm. ex Lellinger 1217496S. Knapp   58811982-07-04 Panama, Colón, Santa Rita Ridge road, 21-26 km from Transisthmian Highway. Tropical wet forest. [Coordinates on original label: 09.25N 079.37W], 9.38 -79.66, 500 - 550m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Cyathea stolzei A.R. Sm. ex Lellinger 23041Gordon McPherson   74641985-11-15 Panama, Colón, Santa Rita Ridge road, 8.3 road-miles east of Transisthmian highway. Along trail north of road. [Coordinates on original label: c. 9º20'N, 79º45'W]. Forest, 9.38 -79.69, 350 - 400m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Cyathea stolzei A.R. Sm. ex Lellinger 31032Barry Hammel, G. McPherson & M. Merello   143841986-02-17 Panama, Colón, Santa Rita ridge; 8 miles from transistmian highway. In primary forest along small stream, slopes N of road, 9.37 -79.71, 420m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Cyathea stolzei A.R. Sm. ex Lellinger 32521Barry E. Hammel, Gordon McPherson & L. Sanders   145951986-03-05 Panama, Bocas del Toro, La Fortuna area to Chiriquí Grande and the oil pipeline; along dirt road 10 mi from continental divide, just past 2nd large bridge; 1 mi north from highway [Coordinates on orginal label: 8.46N 82.11W], 8.93 -82.2, 130m Full Record Details
Museo Nacional de Costa Rica
CR	Cyathea stolzei A. R. Sm. ex Lellinger 107533Knapp Sandra   1982-07-04 Panamá, Province of Colón. Santa Rita Ridge road 21-26 km from Transisthmian Highway. Tropical wet forest., 9.41 -79.61, 500 - 550m Full Record Details

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