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Vanderbilt University Herbarium
BRIT:VDB	Penstemon ambiguus Torr. BRIT308610N. H. Boke   3801969-05-24 United States, Texas, Ector, Sand hills about 10 miles west of Odessa. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Penstemon ambiguus Torr. BRIT308609N.H. Boke   3801969-05-24 United States, Texas, Ector, About 10 miles west of Odessa Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Penstemon ambiguus Torr. BRIT308611David Flyr   14311970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W. of Midland Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Aphanostephus riddellii Torr. & Gray BRIT272046David Flyr   14361970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W. of Midland. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Amblyolepis setigera DC. BRIT271799David Flyr   14321970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W. of Midland. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Hymenopappus flavescens A. Gray BRIT279795David Flyr   14331970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W of Midland. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Teucrium laciniatum Torr. BRIT298699David Flyr   14341970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W. of Midland. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Thelesperma megapotamicum (Spreng.) Kuntze BRIT292720David Flyr   14371970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W. of Midland. Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Oenothera grandis Smyth BRIT540451David Flyr   14301970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W. of Midland Full Record Details
BRIT:VDB	Nama hispidum A. Gray BRIT633382David Flyr   14351970-05-11 United States, Texas, Ector, Texas 158, 22 mi. W. of Midland. Full Record Details

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