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San Diego Natural History Museum
SD:Plants	Agonandra racemosa (DC.) Standl. A. C. Sanders   26301982-04-07 Mexico, Sonora, Unknown, Lower crossing of the Rio Cuchujaqui, 8.0 miles southeast of Alamos., 26.93333 -108.88333, 305m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Agonandra racemosa (DC.) Standl. A. C. Sanders   103471991-01-07 Mexico, Jalisco, Zapotitlan, East side of Lago La Maria, 22 km northnorthwest of Colima in the southwest foothills of the Volcan de Colima., 19.46 -103.70833, 1250m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Agonandra racemosa (DC.) Standl. A. C. Sanders   108241991-03-21 Mexico, Jalisco, Zapotitlan, Rancho El Jabali, 22 km northnorthwest of Colima in the southwest foothills of the Volcan de Colima, the Colima/Jalisco line cuts through the ranch., 19.45 -103.73667, 1000m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Agonandra racemosa (DC.) Standl. A. L. Reina G.   98-6051998-05-24 Mexico, Sonora, Onavas, 4.0 km west of Agua Amarilla, 18.9 km west of Tepoca. (Km 196 east of Hermosillo) on Mex. 16., 28.48583 -109.35889, 900m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Agonandra racemosa (DC.) Standl. W. R. Anderson   56721970-02-10 Mexico, Guerrero, Unknown, 3.0 km southwest of Xochipala., 1300m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Agonandra racemosa (DC.) Standl. W. R. Anderson   56811970-02-10 Mexico, Guerrero, Unknown, 3.0 km southwest of Xochipala., 1300m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Agonandra racemosa (DC.) Standl. R. M. Turner   75-351975-05-01 Mexico, Sonora, Unknown, Arroyo Hondo, 10 miles north of Nuri., 28.2 -109.3, 335m Full Record Details

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