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Herbario Field Museum
F:Botanys	Asplenium dissectum Sw. C0642463F    Ecuador, Carchi, 0.75 -78.0833 Full Record Details
Herbario Nacional del Ecuador (QCNE)
INABIOEC:QCNE	Asplenium dissectum Sw. 132024Tatiana Dávila   1231999-05-22 Ecuador, Carchi, Tulcán, Parroquia Maldonado. Sector El Untal. Cerro Verde. Bosque Húmedo Pre montano., 0.9 -78.1, 1500 - 1700m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Asplenium dissectum Sw. 56163Alice D. Fay   33641991-07-10 Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Río Guajalito Reserve. 10 km W of Chiriboga, km 59 of old road Quito-Santo Domingo. Wet cloud forest., -0.23333 -78.8, 1900m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Asplenium dissectum Sw. 43040Walter Armando Palacios Cuenca   59711990-10-03 Ecuador, Napo, El Chaco, Proyecto Hidroeléctrico Coca, Punto ST3. Margen derecha del Río Quijos, ca. 10 km al sur de Reventador. Bosque pluvial Premontano. Bosque primarío, suelos volcánicos con pendientes 10-20%., -0.1833 -77.65, 1500m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Asplenium dissectum Sw. 191385José Homero Vargas López   42362004-01-21 Ecuador, Carchi, Espejo, Reserva Golondrinas. Sendero entre la Estación Santa Rosa y El Corazón. Bosque Muy Húmedo Montano. Bosque primarío., 0.8333 -78.1167, 1700 - 2050m Full Record Details
INABIOEC:QCNE	Asplenium dissectum Sw. 56098Alice D. Fay   30571991-07-06 Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito, Río Guajalito Reserve. 10 km W of Chiriboga, km 59 of old road Quito-Santo Domingo. Wet cloud forest., 1900m Full Record Details

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