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Missouri Botanical Garden
MO	Tristicha trifaria (Bory ex Willd.) Spreng. 1071174Thomas Hawkins   8621996-04-16 Honduras, Atlántida, Pico Bonito National Park: Río Bonito. Trail between CURLA camp building and first river camp. Primary tropical humid forest along the east side of the river., 15.7 -86.84722, 110m Full Record Details
MO	Marathrum foeniculaceum Bonpl. 1071151Thomas Hawkins   8561996-04-13 Honduras, Atlántida, Pico Bonito National Park: Río Bonito. Trail between CURLA camp building and first river camp. Primary tropical humid forest along the east side of the river., 15.7 -86.8472222, 110m Full Record Details
MO	Tristicha trifaria (Bory ex Willd.) Spreng. 1347217Steve Blackmore   41421987-05-24 Honduras, Atlántida, La Ceiba, Río Cangrejal; 5 km inland from La Ceiba. Boulder-strewn river bank (west) and marginal thicket., 15.7402777 -86.7547222 Full Record Details
MO	Marathrum utile Tul. 100184282Paul J.M. Maas   84951996-11-03 Honduras, Atlántida, Jilamito Viejo, 4.5 km S of Jilamito Nuevo. Along Río Jilamito., 15.5927777 -87.2591667, 330m Full Record Details
MO	Tristicha trifaria (Bory ex Willd.) Spreng. 3270173Truman G. Yuncker   88531938-08-01 Honduras, Atlántida, La Ceiba, On the mountain slopes and coastal plains, vicinity of La Ceiba. Slopes of Mt. Cangrajal, 274m Full Record Details
MO	Marathrum foeniculaceum Bonpl. 3269570Cirilo H. Nelson   33291976-04-13 Honduras, Atlántida, Vaguada del río Cangrejal; 20 km SE de La Ceiba. Clima lluvioso tropical húmedo, 10m Full Record Details

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