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Dataset: ASU
Taxa: Aleuritopteris
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU
ASU0000448Meredith A. Lane; John Olsen   21661976-11-26
Mexico, Durango, 66 mi E. of junction of Highways 40 and 15, on Highway 40 16 mi E. of crossing of Tropic of Cancer 2 mi E. of Sinaloa/Durango State Line., 23.6123231717204 -105.841695070267
ASU
ASU0000449Meredith A. Lane; John Olsen   21611976-11-26
Mexico, Durango, 66 mi E. of junction of Highways 40 and 15, on Highway 40 16 mi E. of crossing of Tropic of Cancer 2 mi E. of Sinaloa/Durango State Line., 23.6123231717204 -105.841695070267
ASU
ASU0000450Meredith A. Lane; John Olsen   21671976-11-26
Mexico, Durango, 66 mi E. of junction of Highways 40 and 15, on Highway 40 16 mi E. of crossing of Tropic of Cancer 2 mi E. of Sinaloa/Durango State Line., 23.6123231717204 -105.841695070267
ASU
ASU0000901T. Reeves; B. Parfitt, E. Lehto, D. J. Pinkava   R-58481977-08-02
Mexico, Veracruz, Hwy 150 (Toll), ca. 1.8 mi W of exit to Orizaba., 18.848687 -97.102262, 1006m
ASU
ASU0000902J. A. Colmenero R.;   78-901978-10-01
Mexico, Mexico, 1 km al E de San Antonio, Mpio. de Amecameca, 19.085567 -98.782107, 2500m
ASU
ASU0000903C. G. Pringle;   139851907-11-10
Mexico, Distrito Federal, Sierra de Ajusco, 19.210056 -99.259023, 2591m
ASU
ASU0000904C. G. Pringle;   157141909-10-16
Mexico, Morelos, Coal leges, Parque Station, 19.013056 -99.096389, 2286m
ASU
ASU0000905C. G. Pringle;   108161908-06-17
Mexico, Hidalgo, on dry cliffs of barranca below Honey Station, 20.25 -98.216667
ASU
ASU0000906C. G. Pringle;   157141909-10-16
Mexico, Morelos, Coal leges, Parque Station, 19.013056 -99.096389, 2286m
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Google Map

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