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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Tropicos	Diplazium antioquiense A. Rojas 21661J.M. MacDougal, J. Betancur, W.J. Kress&B. Echeverry   40241989-02-14 Colombia, Antioquia, Mpio. de Amalfi: road between Amalfi and Fraguas, NE of Salazar, 23.0-26.5 km from centro of Amalfi. Bosque húmedo premontaño. Specimen treated with ethanol., 6.97 -74.98, 1220 - 1300m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Diplazium antioquiense A. Rojas 789387A. Cogollo et al.   77111993-12-02 Colombia, Antioquia, Urrao, Vereda Calles. Parque Nacional Natural Las Orquídeas. Margen derecha del Río Calles, en el filo NW de la Cabaña de Calles. bp-PM. Colectado con A. Duque, F. Giraldo, W. Rodriguez&E. Alvarez, 6.53 -76.32, 1450m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Diplazium bipinnatum M. Kessler & A.R. Sm. 41526Alice & Louis Fay   20191989-06-19 Bolivia, La Paz, Nor Yungas, Roadside, 38.3 km N of Caranavi., -15.75 -67.5, 1450m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Diplazium salazarianum A. Rojas 1103741Thomas B. Croat   788731996-09-03 Costa Rica, Alajuela, Along road between San Ramón and Bajo Rodriguez, vicinity of Km markers 11-12, ca. 7 km NW of Los Angeles, 11-12 km NW of San Ramón, 10.18 -84.57, 1025 - 1100m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Diplazium salazarianum A. Rojas 777591Ronald Liesner & Emmet Judziewicz   147581983-04-24 Costa Rica, Alajuela, San Ramon, 17-20 km north-northwest of San Ramón by road on way to San Lorenzo, 4 to 7 km north of Balsa, disturbed primary forest, 10.21 -84.53, 750m Full Record Details

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