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Colorado College, Carter Herbarium
COCO	Tribulus terrestris L. COCO-V-0007634W. Penland   34261946-08-09 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Mouth of Phantom Canyon Full Record Details
COCO	Tribulus terrestris L. COCO-V-0007633K. Darrow   1101978-09-11 United States, Colorado, Fremont, Dry montane; along Eightmile Creek, 38.497253 -105.116721, 1768m Full Record Details
COCO	Tribulus terrestris L. COCO-V-0007632K. Johnson   1091986-09-15 United States, Colorado, Fremont, Dry, alkali, disturbed roadside; at jct of Hwys 115 and 11 A; 8.3 mi SW of jct of Hwys 115 and 50, 38.410366 -105.171712, 1600m Full Record Details
COCO	Tribulus terrestris L. COCO-V-0007631J. Loftfield   1261924-07-18 United States, Colorado, El Paso, N of Colo Springs; open ground, roadside, 1829m Full Record Details
COCO	Tribulus terrestris L. COCO-V-0007630S. Tassel   dd 181978-09-01 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Sandy creek bed along Monument Creek; vic of Colo College, 38.846011 -104.82818, 1829m Full Record Details
COCO	Tribulus terrestris L. COCO-V-0007629D. Duba   71701971-07-30 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Disturbed prairie roadside; 10.0 mi E of Security; on Squirrel Creek, 38.830412 -104.720401, 1676m Full Record Details
COCO	Tribulus terrestris L. COCO-V-0007628R. Jackson   302511905-06-25 United States, Colorado, El Paso, Near or on UCCS campus., 38.89205 -104.79706 Full Record Details
COCO	Kallstroemia parviflora Norton COCO-V-0007627W. Penland   33881946-08-04 United States, Colorado, El Paso, 1.0 mi up Ute Pass; near Manitou, 38.8591703 -104.9260909, 1981m Full Record Details

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