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Dataset: FMB
Taxa: Nyssa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Instituto Alexander von Humboldt

FMB
159457Aguilar Reinaldo   10501992-03-03
Costa Rica, Limón, Talamanca, Alto Lari. Siguiendo la Fila entre Río Dapari y Río Laribajando hasta el cauce del mismo., 9.43 -83.05, 450m
FMB
147903Chacón Abelardo M.   1989-07-13
Costa Rica, Limón, P.I. La Amistad Croriña camino a Amubri quebrada Crori y Quebrada Lumbeta., 9.42 -82.98, 800m
FMB
159842Aguilar Reinaldo   10411992-03-03
Costa Rica, Limón, Talamanca, Alto Lari. Siguiendo la Fila entre Río Dapari y Río Lari bajando hasta el cauce del mismo., 9.43 -83.05, 450m
FMB
147910Hammel Barry E.   176871989-09-03
Costa Rica, Limón, Talamanca, Reserva Itoy-Cerere. Bosque por el Río Hitoy y hasta la cima del Cerro Bitárkara., 9.64 -83.11, 813m
FMB
150637Hammel Barry E.   176131989-07-09
Costa Rica, Limón, R.I.Talamanca Camino entre Sukut y Amubri por la fila Tsiurabeta., 9.45 -82.99, 800m
FMB
222376Téllez Oswaldo   72511983-09-25
México, Chiapas, Mun. Tenejapa En la cañada a 5 km al W de Tenejapa. Bosque de Pinus-Quercus-Liquidambar.
FMB
147905Chacón Abelardo M.   1701989-07-13
Costa Rica, Limón, P.I. La Amistad Croriña Camino a Amubri. Quebrada Crori y Quebrada Lumbeta., 9.42 -82.98, 800m
FMB
147906Hammel Barry E.   176861989-09-03
Costa Rica, Limón, R.B. Hitoy Cerere Bosque por el Río Hitoy y hasta la cima del Cerro Bitárkara., 9.64 -83.11, 826m
FMB
147904Hammel Barry E.   176891989-09-03
Costa Rica, Limón, R.B. Hitoy Cerere Bosque por el Río Hitoy Cerere y hasta la cima del Cerro Bitárkara., 9.64 -83.11, 826m
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