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California Botanic Garden Herbarium
CalBG:RSA	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark RSA0077670Reid V. Moran   207161973-05-02 Mexico, Baja California, Tinajas de Moraga, S.E. base of Cerro Matomi., 30.3666667 -115.1166667, 1150m Full Record Details
Herbario Annetta Mary Carter
HCIB	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D.Clark 13223Jon P. Rebman   40491997-04-04 México, Baja California, Ensenada, At bottom of Jaraguey Grade; W of the hwy 1; between Cataviña and Laguna Chapala, 29.6301 -114.6086, 724m Full Record Details
HCIB	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D.Clark 13863Jon P. Rebman   59501999-04-01 México, Baja California, Ensenada, S of Cataviña and just N of Cerro Pedregoso, 29.6 -114.5, 1200m Full Record Details
Herbario de la Universidad Autónoma de Baja California
BCMEX	Hazardia odontolepis Moran vel aff. 9948J. Rebman   40491997-05-04 México, Baja California, Jaraguay, West of highway 1; between Catavina and Laguna Chapala., 30.083333 -115.033333 Full Record Details
San Diego Natural History Museum
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark SD00054956Jon P. Rebman   40491997-05-04 Mexico, Baja California, Unknown, At bottom of Jaraguay Grade; W of Hwy. 1; between Catavi¤a and Laguna Chapala, 29.61472 -114.60667, 750m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark Jon Rebman   59501999-05-01 Mexico, Baja California, Unknown, South of Catavi¤a and just N of Cerro Pedregoso; SE of Jaraguay and E of Mesa El Gato, E of Hwy. 1, 29.6 -114.5, 1200m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark SD00054958Sula Vanderplank   121019-42012-10-19 Mexico, Baja California, Ensenada, Tinajitas. Southern Sierra San Pedro Martir., 30.46433 -115.22222, 1311m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark Sula Vanderplank   120324-72012-03-24 Mexico, Baja California, Ensenada, southern Sierra San Pedro Martir. In canyon near Rancho Las Tinajas, 30.45423 -115.21146 Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark SD00054957Sula Vanderplank   120331-52012-03-31 Mexico, Baja California, Ensenada, southern Sierra San Pedro Martir. On top of beautiful mesa above rancho Las Tinajas, 30.44452 -115.23373, 1355m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark SD00000103Reid Moran   121621965-05-30 Mexico, Baja California, Unknown, Only two seen on north slope, summit of Cerro Potrero, 29.82907 -114.60686, 1400m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark Reid Moran   182661971-03-05 Mexico, Baja California, Unknown, Cerro Santo Tomas, 29.6 -114.5167, 1450m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark Reid Moran   207161973-05-02 Mexico, Baja California, Unknown, common on north slope, Tinajas de Moraga, S.E. base of Cerro Matomi., 30.36667 -115.11667, 1150m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark SD00024947Reid Moran   207891973-05-03 Mexico, Baja California, Unknown, Cerro Matom¡, 30.36667 -115.11667, 1450m Full Record Details
University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium
UCR	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark Jon P. Rebman   40491997-05-04 Mexico, Baja California (norte), Ensenada, At bottom of Jaraguay Grade, west of Hwy 1, between Catavina and Laguna Chapala, 29.61472 -114.60667, 750m Full Record Details
UCR	Hazardia odontolepis (Moran) W.D. Clark Sula Vanderplank   120331--52012-03-31 Mexico, Baja California (norte), Ensenada, top of beautiful mesa above Rancho Las Tinajas, 30.44453 -115.23372, 1355m Full Record Details

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