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Dataset: F
Search Criteria: Nicaragua; Atlántico Sur; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History Pteridophyte Collection

F
C0627138FG. R. Proctor   274111966-04-09
Nicaragua, Atlántico Sur, Area between Río Rama and Cerro Medina, 3.5 km SSW of Rama; secondary thickets and old fields, 12.15 -84.21666, 40 - 50m
F
C0631123FG. R. Proctor   270561966-03-09
Nicaragua, Atlántico Sur, Base camp 3.6 km. S.E. Cerro San Isidro Rio Kama, Rio Escondido, 65m
F
C0625008FC. Nichols   3951968-12-11
Nicaragua, Atlántico Sur, Bluefields
F
C0630336FG. R. Proctor   271381966-03-15
Nicaragua, Atlantico Sur, About 3.1 km N of base camp. Base Camp 3.6 km. S.E. Cerro San Isidro. Rio Kama, Rio Escondido., 83.75 -12.083333333, 65m
F
Adiantum terminatum Kunze ex Miq.
C0630903FG. R. Proctor   269421966-03-04
Nicaragua, Atlántico Sur, Bluefields, 0.4 km N of base camp. Base camp 3.6 km SE Mount San Isidro. Rio Kama, Rio Escondido, 12.083333333 -83.75
F
Anetium citrifolium (L.) Splitg.
C0631202FG. R. Proctor   270231966-03-07
Nicaragua, Atlántico Sur, San Isidro, 0.8 km N of base camp. Base Camp 3.6 km SE Mount San Isidro. Rio Kama, Rio Escondido, 12.083333333 -83.75
F
Hecistopteris pumila (Spreng.) J. Sm.
C0632651FG. R. Proctor   270981966-03-11
Nicaragua, Atlántico Sur, Bluefields, About 3.1 km N of base camp. Base camp 3.6 km SE Mount San Isidro. Rio Kama, Rio Escondido, 12.083333333 -83.75
F
C0634398FG. R. Proctor   269511966-03-05
Nicaragua, Atlantico Sur, Bluefields, 1.4 km N of base camp. Base camp 3.6 km SE Cerro San Isidro Rio Kama, Rio Escondido, 12.083333333 -83.75
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