Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Croton argenteus (Julocroton argenteus, Julocroton elaeagnoides, Julocroton integer, Julocroton montevidensis, Julocroton montevidensis var. elata, Julocroton montevidensis var. linearifolius, Julocroton montevidensis var. virgatus)
Search Criteria: Costa Rica; Palo Verde; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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Missouri Botanical Garden


MO:Tropicos
1349394W.J. Kress & T.C. Flores   94-42971994-07-17
Costa Rica, Guanacaste, Vicinity of the Palo Verde Biological Station of OTS, immediately south of Cerro Guayacan, ca. 2 km N and NE of the Rio Tempisque, within Parque Nacional Palo Verde. Tropical dry forest and marshland vegetation., 10.35 -85.33, 10m

MO:Tropicos
138736Jerry Howard   1421985-01-23
Costa Rica, Heredia, Palo Verde Road. Approx. 19 km from Cañas, on the road to Palo Verde Refuge., 10.4 -85.19, 50m

MO:Tropicos
138744Jerry Howard   1431985-01-23
Costa Rica, Heredia, Palo Verde Road. Approx. 19 km from Cañas, on the road to Palo Verde Refuge., 10.4 -85.19, 50m

MO:Tropicos
138752Jerry Howard   1441985-01-23
Costa Rica, Guanacaste, Palo Verde Road. Approx. 19 km from Cañas, on the road to Palo Verde Refuge., 10.4 -85.19, 50m


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