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Dataset: ASU-Plants
Search Criteria: Mexico; Guerrero; T; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
ASU0004969E. Martinez S.   5931982-05-11
Mexico, Guerrero, T, A 35 km E de Tierra Colorada, camino a Ayutla. Mpio. San Marcos., 17.166667 -99.583333, 410m
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ASU0004962L. R. Landrum   63421989-07-23
Mexico, Guerrero, T, Agua de Obispo. 35km W of Chilpancingo on road to Acapulco., 17.319842 -99.467911
ASU:Plants
ASU0004959Noemi Noriega Acosta   5951985-07-06
Mexico, Guerrero, T, Mpio. de Acapulco. Parque Nacional El Veladero (Cerro El Mirador)., 16.889122 -99.911726, 150m
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ASU0077442J. D. Amith   F00402013-07-11
Mexico, Guerrero, T, Mpio. and location: San Luis Acatlán, Between: Yoloxóchitl y Cumiapa., 16.822083 -98.637972, - 836m
ASU:Plants
ASU0077441J. D. Amith   F00392013-07-11
Mexico, Guerrero, T, Mpio. and location: San Luis Acatlán, Between: Yoloxóchitl y Cumiapa., 16.822083 -98.637972, - 836m
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