Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Asplenium obtusifolium (Asplenium aquaticum, Asplenium riparium var. obtusifolium)
Search Criteria: Panama; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


MO:Tropicos
23930S.A. Mori, J.A. Kallunki, B.A. Cochrane, T.S. Cochrane, B.F. Hansen, R.R. Kowal & M. Nee   39641974-12-20
Panama, Veraguas, Santa Fe, NW of Santa Fé. 8.8 km from Escuela Agricola Alto de Piedra. Pacific slope, 8.54 -81.16, 900m

MO:Tropicos
23940J. P. Folsom   30621977-05-06
Panama, Veraguas, Santa Fe, Forest at base of Cerro Tuti [Tute], 6.5 Km outside of Santa Fe, 8.51 -81.13, 800m

MO:Tropicos
24976Gordon McPherson   86661986-03-07
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Fortuna Dam region, along road to Chiriquí Grande. [Coordinates on orginal label: 8.48N 82.10W]. Forested slopes above highway, 8.79 -82.22, 950 - 1100m

MO:Tropicos
31006Barry Hammel   136451985-04-27
Panama, Coclé, El Copé. Forest on continental divide above town. [Coordinates on orginal label: 8.38N 80.38W], 8.68 -80.63, 700 - 900m

MO:Tropicos
8778Thomas B. Croat & Michael H. Grayum   603851985-03-12
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Along highway, between Fortuna and Chiriqui|i|4 Grande, 2.2 mi N of Continental Divide, 6.3 mi N of bridge over Fortuna Lake. [Coordinates on orginal label: 8.45N 82.16W], 8.75 -82.27, 820m

MO:Tropicos
9178Thomas B. Croat   257321974-07-25
Panama, Veraguas, Santa Fe, Valley of the Rio Dos Bocas; 11-13 km beyond Agriculture School at Santa Fé, 8.55 -81.18, 350 - 500m

MO:Tropicos
9187Thomas M. Antonio   35301980-01-26
Panama, Veraguas, Santa Fe, Vicinity of Escuela de Agricultura Alto Piedra, near Santa Fé. 0.3 mi. beyond the fork in the road near the school towards the Atlantic side. Near trail to the top of Cerro Tute, along stream, 8.48 -81.1, 670 - 731m


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