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Field Museum of Natural History
F:Plants	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. V0067124FV. C. Dunlap   4521924-02-22 Panama, 8.5714 -79.9106 Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden - TROPICOS
MO:Plantae	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. 1417783Kenneth J. Sytsma   41021981-04-22 Panama, Coclé, NE slopes and summit of Cerro Caracoral, north rim of El Valle., 8.625 -80.1133333, 823 - 975m Full Record Details
MO:Plantae	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. 100927432V.C. Dunlap   452 Panama, Bocas del Toro, Changuinola Valley, near the Costa Rican border. Full Record Details
MO:Plantae	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. 100913033William G. D'Arcy   149541982-08-17 Panama, Panamá, Cerro Campana, 8.7 -79.9166667, 762m Full Record Details
MO:Plantae	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. 100929036M. Ruíz   450 Panama Full Record Details
MO:Plantae	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. 100913040Thomas B. Croat   375531976-07-22 Panama, Coclé, Along road past Furlong's Finca, due N of Cerro Pilón., 8.6333333 -80.1, 880m Full Record Details
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution - Botany
NMNH:Plantae	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. in Standl. US 1405657V. C. Dunlap   4521924-02-22 Panama, Changuinola Valley. Full Record Details
NMNH:Plantae	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. in Standl. US 2367945R. M. King   53341962-08-09 Panama, Panamá, Southwest facing slopes of mountains near the town of Chica. Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY:Plantae-NY	Piper subquinquenerve Trel. 04129880R. M. King   53341962-08-09 Panama, Panamá, Southwest facing slopes of mountains near the town of Chica Full Record Details

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