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Dataset: DEK-
Search Criteria: Mexico; Jalisco; Mezquitic; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northern Illinois University Herbarium

DEK
Arbutus arizonica (A. Gray) Sarg.
DEK000094023A. Flores M.   16111989-05-20
Mexico, Jalisco, Mezquitic, 40 km al NW of Bolanos, 5 km al N del Rancho Bajio de las Gallinas, antes del Corral Blanco, 22.006973 -103.975982, 2650m
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Arbutus madrensis S.González
DEK000094035A. Flores M.   22671991-01-29
Mexico, Jalisco, Mezquitic, Cerro la peurta, 15 km al N de Bajio, los amoles, 22.113842 -104.094555, 2600m
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Arbutus madrensis S.González
DEK000094095A. Flores M.   18811990-06-16
Mexico, Jalisco, Mezquitic, La Toma unos 20 km al NW de Bolaños, brecha Bolaños; 32.2068 -116.659, 21.947915 -104.034862, 2200m
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Arbutus tessellata P.D.Sörensen
DEK000094470A. Flores M.   22661991-01-29
Mexico, Jalisco, Mezquitic, Cerro la puerta, 15 km al N de los Amoles, 22.155924 -103.894457, 2265m
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DEK000094615L.M. Gonzalez Villareal   26311986-08-09
Mexico, Jalisco, Mezquitic, 25 km al NW de Bolanos, camino a Los Amoles, municipio Mezquitic, 21.990686 -103.88139, 2400m
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Arbutus putative hybrid arizonica X madrensis
DEK000094634Paul D. Sørensen   91751991-03-12
Mexico, Jalisco, Mezquitic, About 29 km S of Tenzompa, c. 2 km downhill from summit at site of a shrine, on the road S to Bolanos, 22.154046 -103.891868
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Arbutus putative hybrid: madrensis x tessellata
DEK000094639Paul D. Sørensen   91741991-03-12
Mexico, Jalisco, Mezquitic, About 27 km S of Tenzompa at site of shrine in the pass at summit before the descent S to Bolanos, 22.181286 -103.903026
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Google Map

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