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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
ASU:Plants	Reynosia barbatula M.C. Johnst. & Lundell ASU0019715Elias Contreras   67331967-03-13 Guatemala, Peten, Cadenas, km. 4, Morales Road, 16.912033 -90.299578 Full Record Details
Field Museum of Natural History
F:Botany	Reynosia barbatula M.C.Johnst. & Lundell E. Contreras   90191969-08-25 Guatemala, Petén, Pusila, 5 km. from La Cumbre, 2 km. S from the village, bordering Pusila River Full Record Details
Lundell Herbarium at the University of Texas at Austin
LL	Reynosia barbatula M.C.Johnst. & Lundell LL00042006Elias Contreras   90191969-08-25 Guatemala, Peten, Pusila, 5 km from La Cumbre, 2 km S from the village, bordering Pusila River. Full Record Details
LL	Reynosia barbatula M.C.Johnst. & Lundell LL00371806Elias Contreras   90191969-08-25 Guatemala, Peten, Pusila, 5 km from La Cumbre, 2 km S from the village, bordering Pusila River. Full Record Details
University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium
UCR	Reynosia barbatula M. C. Johnst. & Lundell Elias Contreras   68371967-03-24 Guatemala, Izabal, Livingston, 15.88333 -89.21667, 35m Full Record Details
UCR	Reynosia barbatula M. C. Johnst. & Lundell Elias Contreras   99811970-06-08 Guatemala, Izabal, Puerto [Modesto] Mendez, 15.89167 -89.23333, 73m Full Record Details
UCR	Reynosia barbatula M. C. Johnst. & Lundell C.L. Lundell   199941976-07-08 Guatemala, Peten, La Cumbre, E of km. 141/142 Full Record Details

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