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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Tropicos	Darcya reliquiarum (D'Arcy) B.L. Turner & C.C. Cowan 1471705W.G. D'Arcy   108931977-03-20 Panama, Chiriquí, La Popa above Boquete, 8.79 -82.5, 1500 - 2500m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Darcya reliquiarum (D'Arcy) B.L. Turner & C.C. Cowan 1479214Barry E. Hammel   56851978-11-17 Panama, Chiriquí, 3.5 miles NE of Boquete, end of road along Rio Palo Alto. Grassy roadside. On slopes S of Palo Alto River., 8.8 -82.4, 1706m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Darcya costaricensis (B.L. Turner) B.L. Turner 1110624Thomas B. Croat   790681996-09-07 Costa Rica, Cartago, Paraiso, Parque Nacional Tapantí, along road from main gate to hydroelectric plant, 8-13.5 km from main gate, 9.75 -83.78, 1525 - 1595m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Darcya costaricensis (B.L. Turner) B.L. Turner 1258021Reinaldo Aguilar   44011995-09-24 Costa Rica, Cartago, Paraiso, Orosi, Mirador Ecologico Monte Sky, entre los Ríos Lajas y Blanco, 9.73 -83.83, 1700m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Darcyanthus spruceanus (Hunz.) Hunz. 465656Percy Núñez   68481987-01-15 Peru, Cusco, Pilcopta, Atalaya, Paucartambo., -13.07 -71.17, 650m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Darcya spruceana (Hunz.) Hunz. 1115468Nee M   31705 Bolivia, Pando, Manuripi, Along Río Madre de Dios, San Pedro. Edge of sandbar and seasonally inundated evergreen forest along river, now dry season and river at lowest level. ** San Pedro, Rio Madre de Dios, -11.85 -68, 135m Full Record Details

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