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Missouri Botanical Garden - TROPICOS
MO:Plantae	Orthomene schomburgkii (Miers) Barneby & Krukoff 1307724James A. Duke   87701966-09-14 Panama, Darién, Río Balsa, between Río Areti and Manene., 7.6166667 -77.8166667, 105 - 130m Full Record Details
MO:Plantae	Orthomene schomburgkii (Miers) Barneby & Krukoff 3286355James A. Duke   87871966-09-14 Panama, Darién, Río Balsa, between Río Areti and Manene., 7.6166667 -77.8166667, 105 - 130m Full Record Details
Museo Nacional de Costa Rica
CR:Plantas	Orthomene schomburgkii Barneby & Krukoff 233164R. Guillén   37131995-05-16 Bolivia, Santa Cruz: Velasco Province. Reserva Ecológica El Refugio a 300 m del campamento Toledosobre el camino hacia el río Paragua. Barbecho anegado temporalmente.Suelos arenosos con presencia de limo., 14.7 -61.15, 200m Full Record Details
CR:Plantas	Orthomene schomburgkii Barneby & Krukoff 233165R. Guillén   28731995-01-18 Bolivia, Santa Cruz: Velasco Province. Reserva Ecológica El Refugio a 1800 del campamento en un bosque ribereño anegado temporalmente., 14.76 -61.04, 150m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH:Plantae	Anomospermum schomburgkii Miers US 2630032J. A. Duke   87701966-09-14 Panama, Darien, Rio Balsa, between Rio Areti and menane. Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY:Plantae-NY	Orthomene schomburgkii (Miers) Barneby & Krukoff 436546J. A. Duke   87701966-09-14 Panama, Darién, Río Balsa, between Río Areti and Manane. Full Record Details

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