Dataset: NHI
Taxa: Portulacaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Natural History Institute Herbarium


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NHI006840Marc A. Baker   120101995-09-28
USA, ARIZONA, Yavapai County, Munds Draw Quad; NW of Jerome; east of Little Black Mesa; 2.8k NNE of Munds Tank No.1, 34.85 -112.19, 1305m

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NHI006838Richard Hurd   1974-08-29
USA, Arizona, Yavapai, 2935 Darca Dr., 34.593951 -112.474869, 1676m

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NHI006839A. Dickey   1995-09-08
USA, Arizona, Yavapai, Cottonwood Canyon, 34.770145 -112.879923, 1524m

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NHI006837Marc A. Baker   115341994-09-10
USA, ARIZONA, Yavapai County, S of Ash Fork; N of Paulden; 5.5 k SW of Meath Spr; Manzanita Tank, 35.05731 -112.49509, 1679m

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NHI006845Marc A. Baker   111551993-09-22
USA, Arizona, Yavapai County, NW of Prescott; 3.9k SW of Sheridan Mtn; 400m SE of Moonshine Spring #3, 34.6802 -112.915, 1490m

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NHI006844Richard Hurd   1976-09-22
USA, Arizona, Yavapai, 14 mi. S of Wagoner Rd, 34.235949 -112.541434, 1524m

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NHI006846Theresa Wright   93-2331993-09-04
USA, Arizona, Yavapai County, NW of Prescott; 4.3k southeast of Johnson Mountain; 4.6k southwest of Johnson Peak; 1.55k SSE of Pole Spring, 34.7831 -112.77, 1570m

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NHI006841Marc A. Baker   111071993-09-05
USA, ARIZONA, Yavapai County, NW of Prescott; 3.9k SE of Johnson Mtn; 1.7k north of North Tailholt Tank, 34.804212 -112.763305, 1625m

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NHI001507Lisa Zander   1262015-09-20
USA, Arizona, Yavapai, Little Granite Mountain; Prescott National Forest; trail no. 37 at saddle, 34.60116 -112.57636, 1965m

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Portulaca mundula I.M. Johnst.
NHI006843Marc A. Baker   99741992-08-14
USA, Arizona, Yavapai, Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Area; just east of Henderson Flat, 34.9631 -112.111, 1565m

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Portulaca mundula I.M. Johnst.
NHI006842Richard Hurd   1975-08-25
USA, Arizona, Yavapai, community nature center Williamson Valley Rd., 34.598482 -112.495039, 1676m


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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