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Dataset: ASU-Plants
Taxa: Otopappus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
ASU0026782C. G. Pringle   44231893-07-06
Mexico, Jalisco, Tequila., 20.881294 -103.837397
ASU:Plants
ASU0026783Rogers McVaugh   180211958-09-19
Mexico, Michoacan, Summit of Cañón El Marqués, 5 mi N of Nueva Italia., 19.029121 -102.091387, 450 - 500m
ASU:Plants
ASU0026785David Keil   91121971-09-19
Mexico, Guerrero, 2.6 mi S of Taxco on Mexico Federal Rte 95., 18.56186 -99.611328
ASU:Plants
ASU0026786T. F. Stuessy   41461976-10-11
Mexico, Jalisco, Ca. 8 mi S of Pihuamo on Rte 110. On hill about 0.25 mi E of highway past cornfield., 19.254173 -103.378946
ASU:Plants
ASU0026787David Keil   156371981-09-19
Mexico, Jalisco, 10.1 mi W of Magdalena on MEX Rte 15, 17.2 mi E of Jalisco-Nayarit border., 20.988935 -104.110708, 1280m
ASU:Plants
ASU0026788David Keil   8989-B,1971-09-16
Mexico, Nayarit, Just E of Ixtlan on Mexico Federal Rte 15., 21.039151 -104.370491
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