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Dataset: ASU-Plants
Taxa: Hypolepis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
Hypolepis repens (L.) C.Presl
ASU0003542Medrano, J.   106
Costa Rica, San Jose, Canton de Perez Zeledon. San Gerardo de Rivas, Cloudbridge Reserve., 9.47361 -83.5711, 1665m
ASU:Plants
Hypolepis hostilis (Kunze) C. Presl, 1836
ASU0003541L. R. Landrum   103272002-05-18
Costa Rica, Heredia, La Selva Research Station of OTS, trail CCL 250 m., 10.428045 -84.009945, 100m
ASU:Plants
Hypolepis repens (L.) C.Presl
ASU0003543Rzedowski   324351974-07-27
Mexico, Puebla, 4 km al W de Xicotepec de Juarez, 20.279529 -97.961247, 1200m
ASU:Plants
Hypolepis repens (L.) C.Presl
ASU0003544F. Ventura A.   90471973-09-28
Mexico, Veracruz, Rancho Nuevo, Mpio. de Chiconquiaco, 19.733333 -96.816667, 1700m
ASU:Plants
Hypolepis repens (L.) C.Presl
ASU0003545F. Ventura A.   137091976-12-06
Mexico, Veracruz, Acajete, Mpio. de Acajete, 19.583333 -97, 1800m
ASU:Plants
Hypolepis repens (L.) C.Presl
ASU0003546Jacqueline Medrano   1062007-09-27
Costa Rica, San Jose, Canton de Perez Zeledon. San Gerardo de Rivas Cloudbridge Reserve, Site 3., 9.53611 -83.6111, 1665m
ASU:Plants
Hypolepis rugosula (Labill.) J.Sm.
ASU0003547Lyle McGill   10101975-05-09
Chile, Los Rios, Valdivia. Isla Teja. Arboretum near UACh campus., -39.804188 -73.259283, 50m
ASU:Plants
Hypolepis hostilis (Kunze) C. Presl, 1836
ASU0003540L. R. Landrum   103272002-05-18
Costa Rica, Heredia, La Selva Research Station of OTS, trail CCL 250 m., 10.428045 -84.009945, 100m
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