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MO:Seed Plants	Cyrto-hypnum Hampe & Lorentz 90044295Mary Merello   16931996-12-03 Ghana, Eastern, University of Ghana Agricultural Research Station, 11 km N of Kade. Evergreen-rainforest surrounding cultivated plots., 6.14111 -0.89888, 180 - 200m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Cyrto-hypnum involvens subsp. thomeanum (Broth.) W.R. Buck & H.A. Crum 90039340Heidi H. Schmidt   20191996-03-01 Ghana, Western, BIA National Park and Production Reserve. Along foot path starting at Adjoafua Park Guard Camp. In moist, deciduous forest, exploited for timber., 170m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Cyrto-hypnum Hampe & Lorentz 90044299Mary Merello   16661996-12-03 Ghana, Eastern, University of Ghana Agricultural Research Station, 11 km N of Kade. Evergreen-rainforest surrounding cultivated plots., 6.14111 -0.89888, 180 - 200m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Cyrto-hypnum Hampe & Lorentz 90044293Mary Merello   15931996-11-13 Ghana, Volta, Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary. Wli-Agorviefe. Disturbed forest along river. Some old cacao, maize and banana plantations., 7.11055 0.59944, 240 - 300m Full Record Details
MO:Seed Plants	Cyrto-hypnum Hampe & Lorentz 90044300Mary Merello   16361996-11-23 Ghana, Western, Bia National Park and Production Reserve. Logging road beginning at Camp 15, (Adufua Camp). Disturbed semi-deciduous rainforest. Heavily logged., 150 - 200m Full Record Details

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