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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Stegobolus emersus (Phaeotrema emersum, Thelotrema emersum), Rhabdodiscus emersus (Stegobolus emersus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Museo Nacional de Costa Rica, specimen-based

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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4202592Chaves, Jose Luis   35052009-02-13
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Los Chiles, Sector Río Frío., 10.9497222 -84.7288889, 0 - 50m
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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4202640Chaves, Jose Luis   35192009-02-13
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Los Chiles, Sector Río Frío., 10.9497222 -84.7288889, 0 - 50m
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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4202679Chaves, Jose Luis   35352009-02-13
Costa Rica, Alajuela, Los Chiles, Sector Río Frío., 10.9497222 -84.7288889, 0 - 50m
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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4221368Chaves, Jose Luis   37402009-06-25
Costa Rica, Limón, Limón, Veragua Rainforest, Río Victoria., 9.9237317 -83.1889503, 200 - 300m
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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4221373Chaves, Jose Luis   37452009-06-25
Costa Rica, Limón, Limón, Veragua Rainforest, Río Victoria., 9.9237317 -83.1889503, 200 - 300m
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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4221374Chaves, Jose Luis   37462009-06-25
Costa Rica, Limón, Limón, Veragua Rainforest, Río Victoria., 9.9237317 -83.1889503, 200 - 300m
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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4221459Chaves, Jose Luis   38292009-06-26
Costa Rica, Limón, Limón, Veragua Rainforest, Send. Los Valientes., 9.9225278 -83.1898889, 200 - 300m
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Stegobolus emersus (Kremp.) Frisch & Kalb
4062834Sipman, Harrie   516372004-03-10
Costa Rica, Limón, Limón, Central, Reserva Biol Hitoy Cerere, 2 Km S de Estación, 9.6672483 -83.0286317, 100 - 300m
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