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Dataset: IBUG
Taxa: Neolloydia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario "Luz María Villarreal de Puga" de la Universidad de Guadalajara

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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
213277P. Carrillo-Reyes   5508-B2009-03-12
México, Querétaro, Cadereyta de Montes, 4.9 km (en línea recta) al NE de Higuerillas. Sitio perturbado., 20.931111 -99.7325, 1430m
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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
213502Daniel Sánchez   
Mexico, Coahuila, Múzquiz, detailed locality information protected
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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
136367Leia Scheinvar   
Mexico, Querétaro, Cadereyta de Montes, detailed locality information protected
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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
136366L.Scheinvar   
Mexico, Querétaro, Tolimán, detailed locality information protected
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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
213354Daniel Sánchez   
Mexico, Zacatecas, Mazapil, detailed locality information protected
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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
213355Daniel Sánchez   
Mexico, Zacatecas, Mazapil, detailed locality information protected
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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
214836Daniel Sánchez   9072022-02-25
México, Coahuila, Parras, Cerros al S de Parras, 25.418769 -102.196438, 1600m
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214829Daniel Sánchez   9212022-02-27
Mexico, Tamaulipas, Tula, Zona conurbada de Tula, a un costado de la carretera 101, 22.97055 -99.743404, 1180m
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Neolloydia conoidea Britton & Rose
215293Daniel Sánchez   7172020-03-25
Mexico, Coahuila, Ocampo, Mina la Encantada ca. de 50 km del entronque Múzquiz-Boquillas a la Mina., 28.300861 -102.544667, 1525m
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