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'''''Calatola costaricensis''''' is a ] in the family ]. It is found from southern ] to northern ]. It is notable for the size of its seeds; up to three inches (seven cm) long by about two inches (five cm) wide.<ref>{{cite book | last= Zuchowski | first= Willow | date= 2007 | title= Tropical Plants of Costa Rica | location= Ithaca, New York | publisher= Cornell Univ. Press | pages= 335 (photo) and 336 | isbn= 0-978-8014-1588-0 }}</ref> '''''Calatola costaricensis''''' is a ] in the family ]. It is found from southern ] to northern ]. It is notable for the size of its seeds; up to three inches (seven cm) long by about two inches (five cm) wide.<ref>{{cite book | last= Zuchowski | first= Willow | date= 2007 | title= Tropical Plants of Costa Rica | location= Ithaca, New York | publisher= Cornell Univ. Press | pages= 335 (photo) and 336 | isbn= 0-978-8014-1588-0 }}</ref>



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Calatola costaricensis is a Flowering plant in the family Metteniusaceae. It is found from southern Mexico to northern South America. It is notable for the size of its seeds; up to three inches (seven cm) long by about two inches (five cm) wide.

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  1. Zuchowski, Willow (2007). Tropical Plants of Costa Rica. Ithaca, New York: Cornell Univ. Press. pp. 335 (photo) and 336. ISBN 0-978-8014-1588-0. {{cite book}}: Check |isbn= value: invalid prefix (help)