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Taxa: Rubus miser (Rubus panamanus, Rubus breviglandifer)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Rubus miser Liebm.
A. S. Oersted   
Costa Rica
F:Botany
Rubus panamanus L. H. Bailey
M. E. Davidson   721938-01-06
Panama, Chiriquí
F:Botany
Rubus breviglandifer L. H. Bailey
L. O. Williams & A. Molina R.   119661947-02-25
Honduras, Morazan, in Quebrada Triquilapa near Hoya Grande, 1400m

Louisiana State University, Shirley C. Tucker Herbarium

LSU:Vascular Plants
Rubus panamanus L. H. Bailey
LSU00203786   
Costa Rica
LSU:Vascular Plants
Rubus panamanus L. H. Bailey
LSU00203785   
Costa Rica

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Angiosperms
Rubus miser Liebm.
1185616L. Williams & A. Molina R.   416871972-12-22
Guatemala, Quiche, Contact UM Herbarium, 1800 - 2000m
MICH:Angiosperms
Rubus miser Liebm.
1185617T. Yuncker & R. Dawson   57851936-06-00
Honduras, Comayagua, Contact UM Herbarium, 1050m

University of South Florida Herbarium

USF
Rubus miser Liebm.
194452J. M. Berríos   1401984-02-12
Honduras, Francisco Morazán Dept., El Hatillo, Tegucigalpa D.C., 14.25 -87.1667, 1500m
USF
Rubus miser Liebm.
297494A. Ortega U.   1701985-04-02
Honduras, Francisco Morazán Dept., Piedra Herrada, 15 km SE de Tegucigalpa., 14.25 -87.1667, 1300m
USF
Rubus miser Liebm.
195355A. Ferrera B.   1561985-04-13
Honduras, Francisco Morazán Dept., Alrededores Nueva Tatumbla, 15 km E de Tegucigalpa., 14.25 -87.1667, 1300m
USF
Rubus miser Liebm.
195127C. García   1341985-03-20
Honduras, Francisco Morazán Dept., El Hatillo, 15 km N de Tegucigalpa., 14.25 -87.1667, 1400m
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