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Taxa: Aeschynomene amorphoides (Brya amorphoides, Hedysarum arborescens, Aeschynomene guadalajarana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261151Rogers McVaugh   197571960-10-02
Mexico, Jalisco, Precipitous hillsides 10-16 mi NE of Autlán on the cuesta above the river bridge at El Corcovado, 19.8699 -104.259
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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261152Rogers McVaugh   195411960-09-29
Mexico, Jalisco, 1-2 mi N of Ahuacapán, rd to Autlán, 19.6874 -104.323
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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261153O. Téllez|J. Arturo S. Magallanes   4661977-02-01
Mexico, Jalisco, La Huerta, Est. de Biol. Chamela, 7 Km aprox. de las instalaciones, en la Brecha E que limita a la Estación, 19.4976 -105.045
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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261154Gentry|Barclay|Arguelles   194471961-11-01
Mexico, Sinaloa, Sinaloa, Sinaloa
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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261155James L. Reveal|Raymond M. Harley   40181975-10-06
Mexico, Sinaloa, Along the rd to Micro Ondas La Palma, E of Méx Hwy 15, this rd jct at Km 225, about 26 mi S of Méx Hwy 40 jct S of Mazatlán and about 1.5 mi N of Rosario, 1 mi E of the hwy
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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261157W. C. Holmes   44891983-05-20
Mexico, Guerrero, Carrizal. Sandy beach on Pacific Ocean near Coyuca de Benitez N of Acapulco
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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261158Melissa Luckow   26021985-03-09
Mexico, Oaxaca, 10.4 mi W of Santiago Astata on Hwy 2000
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Aeschynomene amorphoides Rose ex Robinson
TEX00261159Rogers McVaugh   211461960-11-19
Mexico, Jalisco, wooded hills 2 mi above (N of) La Cuesta, rd to Talpa de Allende, 20.1989 -104.833
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