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Dataset: BCMEX
Search Criteria: México; Baja California; Rancho San Juanito; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario de la Universidad Autónoma de Baja California

BCMEX
997E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Ensenada, Rancho San Juanito, carretera a Ojos Negros., 31.883333 -116.633333
BCMEX
Lotus scoparius Nutt. ex T. & G.
1001E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Rancho San Juan, carretera Ensenada-Ojos Negros., 31.883333 -116.633333
BCMEX
Allium glandulosum Link & Otto
1003E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Rancho San Juanito, carretera Ensenada-Ojos Negros., 31.883333 -116.633333
BCMEX
1004E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Rancho San Juanito, carretera Ensenada-Ojos Negros., 31.883333 -116.633333
BCMEX
Calochortus concolor (Baker) Purdy
1006E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Rancho San Juanito, carretera Ensenada-Ojos negros., 31.9 -116.633333
BCMEX
Clevelandia beldingii (Greene) Greene
1009E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Rancho San Juanito, carretera Ensenada-Ojos Negros., 31.9 -116.633333
BCMEX
1013E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Rancho San Juanito, carretera Ensenada-Ojos Negros., 31.9 -116.633333
BCMEX
2561E. Alvarado   1983-05-01
México, Baja California, Rancho San Juanito, Rancho San Juanito, carretera a Ojos Negros, Ensenada., 31.883333 -116.5
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