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Taxa: Anthurium latissimum
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
CM324529Croat, T.B.   52230A1981-02-24
Peru, exact origin unkown, cultivated at Missouri Botanical Garden
CM:Botany-botany
CM324530Croat, T.B.   52230A1981-02-24
Peru, exact origin unkown, cultivated at Missouri Botanical Garden
CM:Botany-botany
CM352815Weberbauer, A.   1939
Peru, [too faint to read] [photograph of type at B]
CM:Botany-botany
CM359495Croat, T.B.   571891984-01-00
Peru, probably Junin

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
2781905Thomas B. Croat   57182
Originally cultivated in Australia by Ed Frazer, Brisbane.
MO
927975Thomas B. Croat   74055A
United States, Florida, Cultivated by T.J. Wright, Ft. Meyer, Fl. Internodes short, 4 cm diam.; cataphylls erect, lanceolate, broad, persisting intact; petioles more or less quadrangular, with narrow, erect margins and broad weak medial rib, semiglossy, medium green; blades moderately coriaceous, semiglossy, weakly bicolorous; midrib obtusely ribbed at base becoming narrowly acute toward the apex and only slightly paler above, trapazoidal at base below becoming convex toward the apex, slightly paler; primary lateral veins convex both surfaces; inflorescence immature; spathe green, unopened.
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