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Taxa: Anthurium parvispathum (Anthurium brevipetiolatum)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
CM352818von Tuerckheim   II 2214
Guatemala, Baja Verpaz, no further locality [photograph of type at B]
CM:Botany-botany
CM435786Lehmann, F.C.   15921884-05-09
Guatemala, Santa Rosa, Verapas [photograph of type at B], 1500 - 1800m

Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Anthurium brevipetiolatum Engl. ex K.Krause
H. von Türckheim   
Guatemala
F:Botany
F. C. Lehmann   15921884-05-09
Guatemala

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
01635029T. B. Croat & D. P. Hannon   638131987-01-28
Honduras, Ocotepeque, Aldea El Portín: Agua Caliente (Guatemalan border)-Santa Rosa de Copán, 18.1 mi E of Santa Fe; 26.8 mi SW of bridge over Río Higuito (or Río Grande) near village of Cucuyagua Copán, 1800m

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
367770Thomas B. Croat   71832
United States, Florida, Received from John Banta, probably collected in Mexico or Guatemala.
MO
2698504Thomas B. Croat   57110
United States, Florida, Received from Monroe Birdsey, Miami 4/7/80.
MO
101366068Mónica Carlsen   37792021-09-29
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, Missouri Botanical Garden, Greenhouse D4. Source: Missouri Botanical Garden (Wild). Originally collected by Croat, Thomas #90238 in Guatemala, Alta Verapaz, along Hwy. 7W between Purulhá and Uspantán (Quiche Dept.), 7.5 Km W of central plaza in San Cristóbal Verapaz on 29 Nov 2003. MOBOT LCMS Accession # 2011-1731-2., 38.6151917 -90.2593972
MO
101517450Thomas B. Croat   71832
United States, Florida, Received from John Banta, probably collected in Mexico or Guatemala.
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