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Herbario Loja Reinaldo Espinosa
UNL:UNL-H	Ficus maxima Mill. 45441Ney Quezada   2364.1.AV0752023-08-08 Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Morona, Ángel Rubí, -2.354982 -78.024888, 1450m Full Record Details
UNL:UNL-H	Ficus maxima Mill. 45442Ivan Suárez   2456.1.AV0472023-04-04 Ecuador, Cañar, Cañar, Arrozal, -2.521356 -79.251297, 666m Full Record Details
UNL:UNL-H	Ficus maxima Mill. 45443Richard Lamiña   3138.3.AV0332023-00-00 Ecuador, Zamora Chinchipe, Nangaritza, Pio Jaramillo Alvarado, -4.410413 -78.758881, 999m Full Record Details
Herbario Nacional del Ecuador QCNE
QCNE:HerbarioEcuador	Ficus maxima Mill. 198498Jens Elgaard Madsen   75492000-11-23 Ecuador, Loja, Paltas, App. 6 km from Catacocha. Steep slopes and ravines with evergreen vegetation in area otherwise characterised by dry deciduous vegetation., -4.066667 -79.633333, 1800m Full Record Details
Herbario Plantas Vasculares
UTPL:HUTPL	Ficus maxima Mill. 4067889738F. Tinitana;W. Agreda, P. Jaramillo & S. Letón   5062007-09-26 Ecuador, Loja, Paltas, Alamor-Divino Niño, -4.051308 -79.965783 Full Record Details
Plantae Gbif
Gbif:Plantae Gbif	Ficus maxima Mill. 1260020333Jens E. Madsen;O.A. Sánchez   75492000-11-23 Ecuador, Loja, Paltas, App. 6 km from Catacocha. Steep slopes and ravines with evergreen vegetation in area otherwise characterised by dry deciduous vegetation., -4.06666 -79.63333 Full Record Details
Gbif:Plantae Gbif	Ficus maxima Mill. 4067889738F. Tinitana;W. Agreda, P. Jaramillo & S. Letón   5062007-09-26 Ecuador, Loja, Paltas, Alamor-Divino Niño, -4.051308 -79.965783 Full Record Details

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