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Dataset: PIHG
Search Criteria: Costa Rica; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry

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Phytolacca menziana H. Walt.
2177Frank W. Mead   1981-07-16
Costa Rica, Madre Selva high altitude rain forest
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5849Frank W. Mead   PI-58731981-07-17
Costa Rica, Used as ornamental at Hotel del Sur
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6558L.B. O'Brien   1974-07-11
Costa Rica, Roadside weed, 6-12 dm tall, herbaceous, 4.8 Km nw. of Grecia, 915 m elevation
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24Frank W. Mead   1981-07-16
Costa Rica, Along Panamerican Hwy, low vegetation area. Elevation 3400 m.
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4084Frank W. Mead   1981-07-16
Costa Rica, Along Panamerican Highway, low vegetation area, altitude 3,400 m
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Maianthemum flexuosum (Bertol.) LaFrankie
1429Frank W. Mead   1981-07-16
Costa Rica, Madre Selva High altitude rain forest. Original ID: Smilacina flexuosa Bertol.--annotated Marc S. Frank 12/30/2013.
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Gaultheria costaricensis (Donn. Smith) Small
4711Frank W. Mead   1981-07-16
Costa Rica, Madre selva High altitude rain forest
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Cochlospermum vitifolium (Willd.) Spreng.
9716Daniel Jansen   1985-00-00
Costa Rica, Silk cotton tree fruit and seeds collected for beetle identification. Donated to PIHG on 11 May 2007.
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4786Frank W. Mead   1981-07-16
Costa Rica, A large epiphytic shrub, sometimes terrestrial shrub or small tree. Madre Selva, high altitude rain forest
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Castilleja integrifolia alpigena L.
5599Frank W. Mead   1981-07-16
Costa Rica, Along Panamerican Hwy. Low vegetation area, altitude 3400 m
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