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Dataset: VT-
Taxa: Tigridia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT113721   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT113722   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT113723   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT113724   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT113725   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT113726   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT113727   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT024265Pringle, C. G.   55361893-06-30
Mexico, Jalisco, Near Guadalajara
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT083604   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT053295Pringle, C. G.   66181896-10-24
Mexico, Hidalgo, Near Tula
VT
Tigridia Juss.
UVMVT083607   
Mexico
VT
Tigridia pavonia (L. f.) DC.
UVMVT325546S.R. Hill   20717
United States, South Carolina
VT
UVMVT024264Pringle, C. G.   24061889-08-11
United States, Texas, Pena
VT
UVMVT024266Pringle, C. G.   47711894-08-03
México, Oaxaca, Sierra de San Felipe
VT
Tigridia multiflora (Baker) Ravenna
UVMVT024267Pringle, C. G.   136571908-09-05
México, Sierra de Topoztlan, 7500 ft.
VT
Tigridia pavonia (L. f.) DC.
UVMVT024268Pringle, C. G.   13791887-09-22
México, Chihuahua, Sierra Madre
VT
Tigridia vanhouttei (Baker) Espejo & A.R.López-Ferrari
UVMVT024269Pringle, C. G.   44901893-08-13
México, Federal District, Cerro de Ixtapalapa
VT
Tigridia vanhouttei (Baker) Espejo & A.R.López-Ferrari
UVMVT024270Pringle, C. G.   44901893-08-13
México, Federal District, Cerro de Ixtapalapa
VT
Tigridia meleagris G.Nicholson
UVMVT024285Pringle, C. G.   25531889-07-02
México, Jalisco, Near Guadalajara
VT
Tigridia dugesii S. Watson
UVMVT024287Pringle, C. G.   44001893-06-23
México, Jalisco, Near Guadalajara
VT
UVMVT031050Pringle, C. G.   35821890-10-23
México, Michoacan de Ocampo, Patzcuaro
VT
UVMVT053363Pringle, C. G.   47711894-08-03
México, Oaxaca, Sierra de San Felipe
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