Dataset: SD-Plants
Taxa: Hymenocallis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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San Diego Natural History Museum


SD:Plants
Amadeo M. Rea   2311981-08-21
Mexico, Sonora, Unknown, Irrigation ditch/seep, Quitovac.

SD:Plants
Amadeo M. Rea   2061979-10-29
Mexico, Sonora, Onavas, Thick bunches growing in wet gravel at river edge, Onavas., 200m

SD:Plants
A. C. Sanders   89591988-12-17
Mexico, Sonora, Unknown, Rio Mayo drainage, canal crossing the highway 0.2 mile west of Batevito, 2 miles west-southwest of Villa Juarez, ac. 27 miles west of Navajoa. Weedy canal and field edges in an agricultural area., 27.11667 -109.88333, 20m

SD:Plants
J. E. Laferriere   5361987-07-24
Mexico, Chihuahua, Temosachi, Yepachi., 28.41667 -108.33333, 1800m

SD:Plants
Hymenocallis galvastonensis
Mary S. Snyder   s.n.1905-00-00
United States, Texas, Unknown, Cypress, marshes.

SD:Plants
Hymenocallis occidentalis (Leconte) Kunth
Grace Peabody   s.n.1889-08-05
United States, Kentucky, Edmonson, Mammoth Cave.

SD:Plants
Hymenocallis Salisb.
G. A. Voss   s.n.1981-07-01
United States, California, San Diego, Encinitas, Quail Botanical Gardens

SD:Plants
Hymenocallis narcissiflora (Jacq.) J.F.Macbr.
C.I. Jerabek   s.n.1945-07-01
United States, California, San Diego, Ex hort, Balboa Park, San Diego.

SD:Plants
Hymenocallis latifolia (Mill.) M.Roem.
C. I. Jerabek   s.n.1945-09-01
United States, California, San Diego, Ex hort, Balboa Park, San Diego.

SD:Plants
Hymenocallis littoralis (Jacq.) Salisb.
E. Norland   s.n.1963-08-01
United States, California, San Diego, Ex hort, garden of C. E. Norland, Casa de Oro, Spring Valley. Semishade among shrubs.


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