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Dataset: BCMEX
Search Criteria: México; Baja California; Carrizo Canyon; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario de la Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

BCMEX
8801J. Rebman   37841997-01-19
México, Baja California, Carrizo Canyon, Carrizo canyon; E side of Sierra Juarez; canyon N of Guadalupe canyon; approx. 25 miles S of Hwy. 2 between Tecate & Mexicali., 32.2 -115.783333
BCMEX
8802J. Rebman   37831997-01-19
México, Baja California, Carrizo Canyon, Carrizo Canyon; E side of Sierra Juarez; canyon N of Guadalupe Canyon; aprox. 25 miles S of Hwy 2 between Twcate & Mexicali., 32.2 -115.783333
BCMEX
Erythea armata S. Wats.
8804J. Rebman   37821997-01-19
México, Baja California, Carrizo Canyon, Carrizo Canyon: E side of Sierra Juarez, canyon N of Guadalupe Canyonl approx. 25 miles S of Hwy 2 between Tecat & Mexicali., 32.2 -115.783333
BCMEX
Lotus rigidus (Benth.) E. Greene
8805J. Rebman   37851997-01-19
México, Baja California, Carrizo Canyon, Carrizo canyon; E side of Sierra Juarez; canyon N of Guadalupe Canyon; approx. 25 miles S of Hwy 2 between Tecate&Mexicali., 32.2 -115.783333
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