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New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Arthromyces matolae T.J.Baroni, Lodge & D.Lindner 2072369T. J. Baroni   98352004-08-12 Belize, Cayo, Doyle's Delight, east trail. Full Record Details
NY:NY	Arthromyces matolae T.J.Baroni, Lodge & D.Lindner 2072367T. J. Baroni   98202004-08-11 Belize, Toledo, Maya Mountains, Doyles Delight, south trail from camp., 16.49372 -89.04572, 1134 - 1134m Full Record Details
NY:NY	Arthromyces matolae T.J.Baroni, Lodge & D.Lindner 2072368T. J. Baroni   99122004-08-18 Belize, Toledo, Maya Mountains, Doyles Delight, west ridge trail Full Record Details
NY:NY	Arthromyces matolae T.J.Baroni, Lodge & D.Lindner 2072370T. J. Baroni   98582004-08-14 Belize, Toledo, Maya Mountains, Doyle's Delight, south trail from camp to headwaters of Rio Grande., 1050m Full Record Details
Purdue University, Kriebel Herbarium
PUL	Arthromyces matolae T.J. Baroni, Lodge & Lindner PUL00031533Aime, M Catherine   MCA 34302007-08-25 Belize, Cayo, Doyle's Delight; west trail on ground in palm forest, 17.019443 -88.894887 Full Record Details
PUL	Arthromyces matolae T.J. Baroni, Lodge & Lindner PUL00033474Baroni, Tim   MCA 33852007-08-20 Belize, Cayo, Doyle's Delight, east trail to water creek, 16.852843 -88.996772 Full Record Details
State University of New York College at Cortland
CORT	Arthromyces matolae T.J. Baroni, Lodge & Lindner CORT014601Timothy J. Baroni   101852007-08-25 Belize, Cayo District, Doyle's Delight, Maya Mts., 16.833333 -88.916667 Full Record Details

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