Dataset: UAS-
Taxa: Selaginellaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Herbario Jesús González Ortega


UAS:UAS
16220Vega Aviña Rito   54641994-03-17
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, A 3.5 km al E de Las Flechas., 24.675 -107.062, 300m

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16231Vega Aviña Rito   61211994-08-17
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, A 7 km adelante de Las Flechas, carretera Culiacán a presa El Comedero, parte baja del cerro Los Algodones., 24.667 -107.05, 300m

UAS:UAS
Selaginella lepidophylla (Hook. & Grev.) Spring in Mart., 1840
16811Aguiar Hernández Hipólito   452-A1994-11-23
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, A 1 km de El Espejo a Juntas de San Ignacio., 25.172 -107.202, 500m

UAS:UAS
Selaginella lepidophylla (Hook. & Grev.) Spring in Mart., 1840
16216Vega Aviña Rito   61051994-08-17
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, A 7 km adelante de Las Flechas, carretera Culiacán a presa El Comedero, parte baja del cerro Los Algodones., 24.667 -107.05, 300m

UAS:UAS
Selaginella lepidophylla (Hook. & Grev.) Spring in Mart., 1840
16217Hernández Alvarez Faustino   1133-B1994-09-01
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, La Higuerita, Tepuche., 25.105 -107.203, 400m

UAS:UAS
Selaginella pallescens (Presl) Spring in Mart., 1840
15095Vega Aviña Rito   67301994-09-15
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, A 2 km al SE de La Estancia de los García, sierra de Tacuichamona., 24.377 -107.01, 150m

UAS:UAS
Selaginella pallescens (Presl) Spring in Mart., 1840
16219Vega Aviña Rito   66171994-09-08
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, A 21 km al NE de Culiacán, brecha El Pozo a La Cuesta., 24.946 -107.228, 300m

UAS:UAS
Selaginella pallescens (Presl) Spring in Mart., 1840
16218Vega Aviña Rito   59721994-08-11
MEXICO, SINALOA, CULIACÁN, A 4 km al NO de La Anona, carretera Culiacán a presa Adolfo López Mateos "El Varejonal", ladera del cerro El Limoncito., 25.133 -107.517, 500m


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