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

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ASU0000002James E. Canright;   1998-11-03
Mexico, Sonora, Isla just south of Tiburon. Only seen one on this island in the Sea of Cortez., 29.135476 -112.471041, 3m
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ASU0000003Jon P. Rebman;   22201994-02-20
Mexico, Baja California, Punta Morro, North of Ensenada at the beachfront of the Universidad Autonoma de Baja California campus., 31.8667 -116.667
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ASU0000004L. McGill; D. J. Pinkava   87581971-06-08
Mexico, Baja California, Rte 1, 11.4 mi S of San Vincente., 31.232101 -116.168208
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ASU0000005A. L. Reina G.; T. R. Van Devender, J. Sanchez E., K. Krebbs, E. Gomez L.   17522002-04-10
Mexico, Sonora, Mpio. de Puerto Penasco. Ca. 14 km northeast of Puerto Penasco on SON 8, Lower Colorado River Valley., 31.6361 -113.622, 87m
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ASU0000006D. J. Pinkava; McGill, Hensel, MacIntyre   111271973-06-01
Mexico, Baja California, Along Rte 1. 22.9 mi S of San Vincente., 31.10207 -116.183818
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ASU0000007Jon P. Rebman; Kathy Rice   11401991-05-13
Mexico, Baja California, 30 km south of San Quintin at km marker 30 on Rte 1. Beach area on west side of Rte 1 with some chaparral plants also present., 30.332676 -115.814044
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ASU0000008D. J. Pinkava; McGill, Hensel, MacIntyre   111281973-06-01
Mexico, Baja California, Along Rte 1, 22.9 mi S of San Vicente., 31.048143 -116.25
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ASU0087299Liz Makings   46162015-03-10
Mexico, Sonora, Las Conchas subdivision in Puerto Penasco, 31.293167 -113.518007, 2m
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