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Brown University Herbarium
BRU	Hypolepis purdieana Hook. PBRU00068616    Jamaica, Herb. William Stout. Full Record Details
Duke University Vascular Plant Collection
DUKE	Hypolepis obtusata (C. Presl) Kuhn DUKE10157061    Ecuador Full Record Details
DUKE	Hypolepis obtusata (C. Presl) Kuhn DUKE10157062    Peru Full Record Details
DUKE	Hypolepis obtusata (C. Presl) Kuhn DUKE10157063    Ecuador Full Record Details
Louisiana State University, Shirley C. Tucker Herbarium
LSU-NO:Vascular Plants	Hypolepis purdieana Hook. NO0004255Joseph A. Ewan   164331944-11-10 Ecuador, Pichincha, Guamani Pass, Pifo Full Record Details
University of South Florida Herbarium
USF	Hypolepis obtusata (C. Presl) Kuhn 279646D. N. Smith   113071985-07-28 Peru, Ancash, Carhuaz Prov., Huascarán National Park, Quebrada Ulta, near Ulta Pass., -9.11667 -77.5, 4870m Full Record Details
General Research Observations
SEINet	Hypolepis obtusata (C. Presl) Kuhn C.J.Rothfels   40032010-08-00 Peru, Ancash Province, Huaraz, approximately 11.3km E of the north end of (as the crow flies). Slope of Montaña Churupita, above Laguna Churup., -9.47809 -77.43204, 4859m Full Record Details
SEINet	Hypolepis obtusata (C. Presl) Kuhn C.J.Rothfels   36932010-03-00 Ecuador, Napo Province? (right at border), Quito-Papallacta highway, at Papallacta pass. A short distance down the dirt road leading to the park buildings., -0.33039 -78.20333, 4109m Full Record Details

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