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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Tropicos	Squamopappus skutchii (S.F. Blake) R.K. Jansen, N.A. Harriman & Urbatsch 1357591James L. Luteyn & Frank Almeda jr.   35531973-01-09 Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Along Guatemala CA-1 (Interamerican highway), 18.1 miles east of Dos Encuentros, pine forest with scattered hardwoods in understory, 14.82 -91, 2407m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Squamopappus skutchii (S.F. Blake) R.K. Jansen, N.A. Harriman & Urbatsch 1359649J.A. Soule & L.A Prather   30381992-01-02 Guatemala, Sololá, Ca 20 mi E of Quetzaltenango on Rte. CA-1. Mesic montane forest, pines and broadleaf trees. Soil volcanic ash, 14.84 -91.36, 2850m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Squamopappus skutchii (S.F. Blake) R.K. Jansen, N.A. Harriman & Urbatsch 3194144John Pruski & Rosa Ortiz   42872007-03-02 Guatemala, Totonicapán, Border of Deptos. Sololá & Totonicapán: Pine forest along CA 1 (InterAmerican HW) about 10 km SE of CUATRO CAMINOS and San Cristóbal Totonicapán., 14.84 -91.39, 2982m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Squamopappus skutchii (S.F. Blake) R.K. Jansen, N.A. Harriman & Urbatsch 590685Thomas B. Croat & Dylan P. Hannon   634961987-01-23 Guatemala, Totonicapán, Sololá Border, Hwy. CA-1 between Huehuetenango and Chimaltenango, between junction in road to Quezaltenango and Nahualá, ca. 10 mi SSE of junction to Quezaltenango. Afternoon cloud forest, moderately undisturbed, 14.83 -91.36, 2950m Full Record Details

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