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Taxa: Miconia globulifera
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
C. J. W. Schiede   5591829-05-00
MEXICO
F:Botany
M. Ballestero   102
Costa Rica, Heredia
F:Botany
S. Avendaño Reyes   221
Mexico, Veracruz

Herbario de la Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala

USAC:USCG
45117A. Reyes; C. Chagoya & R.Cruz   2004-03-27
Mexico, Chiapas, Villacorzo, Ejido Sierra Morena, 16.13806 -93.61111, 1550 - 1550m

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

NL:Botany
Miconia globulifera (Rich.) Cham. ex Triana
U.1386125Yuncker TG; Dawson RF; Youse HR   1936-07-17
Honduras, bank of brook, bottom of ravine near El Achote; hills above the plains of Siguatepeque.

New York Botanical Garden

NY
Miconia globulifera Naudin
01397787A. M. Brenes   162281932-08-02
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Los Angeles de San Ramon.
NY
Miconia globulifera Naudin
01397789K. A. Barringer   27671982-05-06
Costa Rica, Heredia, Rio Vueltas above San Raphael and Uvita. "Alto del Roble" on the old road to Carillo., 10.08 -84.08, 1900 - 2000m
NY
Miconia globulifera Naudin
01397788A. Jiménez M.   22981964-09-08
Costa Rica, Heredia, En vecinadades del Rio Patria, en el paso del Cerro Chompipe, falda Suroriental del macizo delvolcán Barba., 2045m
NY
Miconia globulifera Naudin
01397809T. G. Yuncker   59281936-07-17
Honduras, Comayagua, Near El Achote; hills above the plains of Siguatepeque., 1350m
NY
Miconia globulifera Naudin
01397808A. Jiménez M.   21881964-07-29
Costa Rica, Entre la Sierra y el Empalme, Carretera Panamericana Sur., 2000m
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