Dataset: ENMU
Taxa: Oxalidaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Eastern New Mexico University Herbarium


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5772K Parrish   71992-11-11
USA, New Mexico, Roosevelt, ENMU, Portales

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10James S. Martin   1852A1948-05-08
USA, New Mexico, Eddy, X-Bar Ranch in Dark Canon, ca. 30 mi. sw. of Carlsbad

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11James S. Martin   1852B1948-05-08
USA, New Mexico, Eddy, X-Bar Ranch in Dark Canon, ca. 30 mi. sw. of Carlsbad

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12James S. Martin   1852C1948-05-08
USA, New Mexico, Eddy, X-Bar Ranch in Dark Canon, ca. 30 mi. sw. of Carlsbad

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13James Patton   681967-10-16
USA, New Mexico, ENMU Campus, Portales

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14James S. Martin   23711949-07-07
USA, New Mexico, Taos, Hondo Canon, above Arroyo Secco

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5698Merl Elote   
USA, New Mexico, Roosevelt, Blackwater Draw

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Oxalis amplifolia auct. non (Trel.) R. Knuth
7Gail Carter   IC-501982-08-13
USA, New Mexico, Otero, Bonita Lake

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Oxalis amplifolia auct. non (Trel.) R. Knuth
8Gail Carter   MC-381982-08-13
USA, New Mexico, Otero, Bonita Lake

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Oxalis amplifolia auct. non (Trel.) R. Knuth
5979Gail Carter   GC391982-09-06
USA, New Mexico, Lincoln, Bonita Lake

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Oxalis metcalfei (Small) R. Knuth
3James S. Martin   1887A1948-07-17
USA, New Mexico, Otero, Chiquita Canon, ca. 12 miles west of Weed.

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Oxalis metcalfei (Small) R. Knuth
4James S. Martin   1887B1948-07-17
USA, New Mexico, Otero, Chiquita Canon, ca. 12 miles west of Weed.

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Oxalis metcalfei (Small) R. Knuth
5James S. Martin   1887C1948-07-17
USA, New Mexico, Otero, Chiquita Canon, ca. 12 miles west of Weed.

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5529J S Martin   22261949-06-26
USA, New Mexico, Socorro, W base of Mt Withington, San Mateo Moun.


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Google Map

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