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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO:Tropicos	Hybanthus biacuminatus (Rusby) Schulze-Menz 1366982Thomas B. Croat   516901980-11-28 Bolivia, La Paz, Larecaja, Along road between Caranavi and Guanay, near bridge over Río Coroico, 28.1 km N of Caranavi. Tropical lower montane moist forest., -15.45 -67.83, 820m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Hybanthus biacuminatus (Rusby) Schulze-Menz 1521855M. Nee, D. Atha & L. Bohs   498391998-06-21 Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Andres Ibanez, Near Río Salado, 1.5 km from turnoff at Tarumá from the highway from Santa Cruz to Samaipata. Level, somewhat sandy edge of subtropical; deciduous forest remnant., -18.1 -63.45, 600m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Hybanthus biacuminatus (Rusby) Schulze-Menz 1528498M. Nee & I. Vargas C.   433371992-12-27 Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Florida, 3 km SW of Angostura, deciduous forest on steep slope on N side of canyon on río Piraí. Gallesia integrifolia, Anadenanthera macrocarpa, Cariniana estrellensis. Not grazed, but lower part disturbed by slash-and-burn agriculture., -18.17 -63.55, 800 - 1000m Full Record Details
MO:Tropicos	Hybanthus biacuminatus (Rusby) Schulze-Menz 1536593M. Nee & M. Saldias P.   363221988-02-16 Bolivia, Santa Cruz, Florida, Gorge of Rio Piraí, ca. 1 km NE of junction with Rio Bermejo. Steep slopes with semi-deciduous forest., -18.18 -63.55, 800m Full Record Details
Naturalis Biodiversity Center
NL:Botany	Hybanthus biacuminatus (Rusby) Schulze-Menz U.1754365Beck SG   1980-11-28 Bolivia, La Paz Full Record Details

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