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Field Museum of Natural History
F:Plants	Urera lianoides A.K. Monro & Al. Rodr. P. H. Raven   21623 Costa Rica, Puntarenas Full Record Details
iNaturalist Plant Observations - Panama
iNaturalist:Plants-Panama	Urera lianoides A.K. Monro & Al. Rodr. ramon_d   2020-11-08 Panama, Colón, Portobelo, Colón Province, Panama, 9.5302671635 -79.5937586922 Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden - TROPICOS
MO:Plantae	Urera lianoides A.K. Monro & Al. Rodr. 1510084James A. Duke   146701967-10-05 Panama, Coclé, Foothills of Cerro Pilón, near El Valle., 8.6333333 -80.1166667, 900m Full Record Details
MO:Plantae	Urera lianoides A.K. Monro & Al. Rodr. 2120236Paul H. Allen   8551938-10-04 Panama, Darién, Vicinity of Yape, 8.1166667 -77.35, 30m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH:Plantae	Urera lianoides A.K. Munro & Al. Rodr. US 1747086R. E. Woodson, P. H. Allen & R. J. Seibert   19231938-08-12 Panama, Bocas del Toro, Rio Cricamola, between Finca St. Louis and Konkintoë., 10 - 50m Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Urera lianoides A.K. Munro & Al. Rodr. US 2589459W. H. Lewis, J. D. Dwyer, T. S. Elias & K. Robertson   8671966-12-18 Panama, Bocas del Toro, 10-15 miles inland (S) from mouth of Changuinola River. Banks of river and adjacent rain forest. Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Urera lianoides A.K. Munro & Al. Rodr. US 1793267P. H. Allen   20081939-10-08 Panama, Colón / Panamá, Canal Zone. Vicinity of Madden Dam., 90m Full Record Details

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