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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Stanhopea costaricensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria

Harvard:AMES
barcode-00104594   
Costa Rica
Harvard:AMES
barcode-00104595A. R. Endrés   
Costa Rica

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO:Tropicos
667119C. K. Horich   58.332-2
Costa Rica, Chirripo Indian Territory, about 8 hrs. SE of Moravia de Turrialba in same vast jungle region of the Rio Chirripo valley where Cattleya dowiana is to be found (Atlentic rainforest). On huge trees, rare. More frequent on old rock walls at river bends, howe, 9.74 -83.42, 700 - 900m

Museo Nacional de Costa Rica

CR
242388Quesada Alonso   12872004-07-01
Costa Rica, San José, Desamparados, rea no protegida, 9.87 -84.08, 1200m
CR
25352Valerio Juvenal   11811935-07-02
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Cultivado.
CR
240028Serrano Emily   
Costa Rica, Cartago, Paraíso, rea no protegida Florecio en cultivo en Jardin Lankester. Donada por Diego Bogarín., 9.83 -83.89, 1360m
CR
240029Serrano Emily   
Costa Rica, Cartago, Paraíso, rea no protegida Florecio en cultivo en Jardin Lankester., 9.83 -83.89, 1360m
CR
228933Quesada Alonso   4031999-07-19
Costa Rica, San José, San José, Barrio Escalante. Jardín de Doña Mª. Victoria Llinos, 9.93 -84.08, 1161m
CR
228936Quesada Alonso   4021999-07-19
Costa Rica, San José, San José, Barrio Escalante., 9.93 -84.08, 1161m

United States National Herbarium

US:Botany
1208346.244J. N. Rose   s.n.1925-09-00
Panama
US:Botany
3162031.255Collector unknown   s.n.1988-09-25
Costa Rica
US:Botany
2732894.255C. K. Horich   s.n.1958-05-03
Costa Rica
US:Botany
1205840.248A. Alfaro   s.n.1924-06-07
Costa Rica, San José
US:Botany
1205941.258A. Alfaro   s.n.1924-08-01
Costa Rica, Cartago
US:Botany
1205916.257A. Alfaro   s.n.1924-09-15
Costa Rica, San José
US:Botany
1208179.257A. Alfaro   1371925-06-28
Costa Rica
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