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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
ASU	Lemaireocereus eruca ASU0053981Reid Moran; James L. Reveal   200871973-02-13 Mexico, Baja California Sur, La Bocana de San Gregorio., 26.05 -112.3, 15m Full Record Details
ASU	Lemaireocereus dumortieri ASU0053984R. K. Brown   B-3141972-07-29 Mexico, Queretaro, Km 46 on Hwy between Rio Verde and Jalpan. 37.2 mi S of Rio Verde (also at km 65, same road; excellent stand of several spp. of Lemaireocercus)., 21.518119 -99.676952 Full Record Details
ASU	Lemaireocereus pruinosus Britton & Rose ASU0053993Richard K. Brown   3271972-07-30 Mexico, Tamaulipas, Km marker 34, 2.4 mi S of Tula, on Hwy 101., 22.679691 -99.694694, 1158m Full Record Details
ASU	Lemaireocereus pruinosus Britton & Rose ASU0053994R. K. Brown; Richard Albert, E. F. Anderson   3271972-07-30 Mexico, Tamaulipas, Km marker 34, 2.4 mi S of Tula on Rte 101., 22.679691 -99.694694, 1158m Full Record Details
ASU	Lemaireocereus thurberi (Engelm.) Britt. & Rose ASU0054020A. C. Sanders; K. Kirtland J. West, T. Ackerman   25961982-04-04 Mexico, Sonora, Along the Alamos-Navojoa Road, 13 miles west of Alamos, 0.7 miles east of the road to Lake Mocuzari., 27.1 -109.1333, 274m Full Record Details
ASU	Lemaireocereus thurberi var. thurberi ASU0054029Marc A. Baker   40301982-01-07 Mexico, Baja California, 10 km east of Rancho San Angel (which is along MEX Hwy 1) and 50 km northeast of Guerro Negro., 28.4396006081746 -113.920283317566 Full Record Details

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