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Dataset: MIN
Taxa: Vallesia => Vallesia laciniata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Minnesota Herbarium

MIN
173479Curtiss, A.H.   2271
United States, Florida, Monroe
MIN
173478Curtiss, A.H.   56201896-04-13
United States, Florida
MIN
455490Curtiss, A.H.   2271
United States, Florida, Monroe
MIN
438312Pieszko, G.E.   21993-10-04
Argentina, Chaco, -27.451862 -58.985555
MIN
173480Curtiss, A.H.   7131905-04-10
Cuba, Havana, La Playa de Marianao., 23.114894 -82.351121
MIN
173481Pringle, C.G.   61021895-01-12
Mexico, Oaxaca, Tomellin Canyon, 17.759375 -96.960716, 610m
MIN
173482Purpus, C.A.   1371898-01-00
Mexico, Baja California, [illegible] San Pablo, 32.568529 -116.530265, 2 - 213m
MIN
Vallesia mexicana Müll.Arg.
279834   19151927-03-23
Mexico, Jalisco, San Sebastian Trail to Los Reyes Sierra Madres Mtn., 20.761331 -104.852808, 1425m
MIN
Vallesia mexicana Müll.Arg.
279982Anonymous   14351927-01-08
Mexico, Jalisco, Sierra Madre Occidental, 25.956111 -107.047778, 1500m
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