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NL:Botany	Razisea Oerst. U.1051600Biesmeijer JC; Richter JAP; Smeets MAJP    Costa Rica, Flora de Costa Rica, El Sur de Turrubares, San José Province, CR, River-side., 9.75 -84.583333 Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Razisea spicata Oerst. U.1051599Holm RW; Iltis HH   1949-07-17 Costa Rica, Region of tropical rain forest, Valley of Rio Reventazon, near Inter-American Institute of Agricultural Sciences, 3 km SE of Turrialba. Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Razisea spicata Oerst. U.1051598Maas PJM   1974-08-01 Costa Rica, Flora Costaricensis, Hab.: prov. Cartagp, Turrialba, forested slopes of Río Reventazón Valley, near gounds of TICA. Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Razisea spicata Oerst. U.1051597Burger WC; Baker R; Utley J   1975-10-23 Costa Rica, Streep,wet slopes of older secondary growth and forested stream-sides along rht eRio Clara Valley (Bajo La Hondura) below La Palma northeast of San Jeronimo, San Jose., 10.05 -83.966667 Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Razisea spicata Oerst. U.1051596Burger WC; Antonio T   1978-09-15 Costa Rica, Pasture land and wooded areas near the escarpment with frequent wind and rain from Caribbean. La Palma area, northeast of San Jeronimo, above the Hondura valley, Prov. San José., 10.033333 -84 Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Razisea spicata Oerst. U.1051595Maas PJM; Dressler RL   1980-10-19 Panama, Flora of Panama, Hab.: Prov. Chiriquí, 25 km W of El Hato del Volcán, forest farm of Mr. R. Hartman. Full Record Details
NL:Botany	Razisea spicata Oerst. U.1051594Kappelle M; Monge M   1988-11-18 Costa Rica, P.N. Chirriró-Limite P.M, San José, Lev. 52. Full Record Details

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