Quinine Sources Found in South America and Costa Rica Note
The report highlights new quinine sources in South America during 1945 with cinchoma species more abundant than thought and other bark yielding good quinine. It also notes San Jose Costa Rica loyal inland rail distance from Puerto Limón and Puntarenas, and mentions Mexico City’s high altitude and lakebed history, plus steam jet mufflers reducing locomotive smoke.
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South America
Costa Rica
Central America
San Jose
Puerto Limon
Atlantic Ocean
Puntarenas
Mexico City
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