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Dataset: FMB
Search Criteria: Panamá; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
Page 19, records 1801-1809 of 1809

Instituto Alexander von Humboldt

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Niphidium J. Sm.
130486M. Tam   51974-06-03
Panamá, Prov. Panamá. Fuerte Sherman.
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211811Croat Thomas B.   671631987-07-11
Panamá, Cocle. Vicinity of La Mesa N of El Valle de Antón along grave road to water reservoira leading ca. 1 Km off road between Finca Mandarinas and finca Furlong swampy forest and steep slopes leading to water source., 8.63 -80.15, 850m
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211827Croat Thomas B.   771261994-07-27
Panamá, DARIEN. Vicinuty Cerro Pirre along trail from base camp to Rancho Frio on slopes of Cerro Pirre., 7.96 -77.71, 350m
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123055Pittier Henry   30231911-03-06
Panamá, Forest around of El Boquete Chiriquí. In forest above hotel.
FMB
115406Thomas Antonio   45311980-05-14
Panamá, Province of Darien. 111 mi from Bayano Dam Bridge vicinity of Canglon plants growing near small stream beneath bridge., 15m
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Selaginella P. Beauv.
224923Thomas Antonio   37061980-02-03
Panamá, Province of Coclé. Plants collected along trail from Caño Susio to Cerro Tife at base of waterfall. Caño Sucio is a 5 hr walk from the sawmill at El Cope on the Atlantic slope., 1200 - 1400m
FMB
Selaginella P. Beauv.
224956Hammel Barry E.   25781978-04-20
Panamá, Coclé, Along road from La Pindeda to El Copé by way of Piedras Gordas.
FMB
FMB-006924Barbosa, César   12231979-09-27
Panamá, Cercanías del río Paya, en campamento de indios Katíos
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FMB-013585Pittier, H.   2808
Panamá, Zona Canal del río Gatún, ca. nivel del mar
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