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Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium
CM:Botany-botany	Cuscuta salina var. apoda Yunck. CM550775Tiehm, A.   156992008-08-19 United States, Nevada, Churchill, S end of Sand Mountain, 0.25 road mi NW of Sand Mt road on highway 50 to Fallon, 1204m Full Record Details
College of Southern Nevada; Wesley E. Niles Herbarium
UNLV	Cuscuta salina var. apoda Engelm. 51074A. Tiehm   134052000-08-31 United States, Nevada, Pershing, Lovelock Valley, lower, 0.2 road mile south/southeast on the Derby Field Road (to the airport) from the frontage road along Interstate 80, 40.092386 -118.583494, 1195 - 1195m Full Record Details
UNLV	Cuscuta salina var. apoda (Yuncker) Yuncker 60729A. Tiehm   156992008-08-19 United States, Nevada, Churchill, south end of Sand Mountain, 0.25 road mile northwest of Sand Mountain road on US Highway 50 to Fallon, 39.2761 -118.417, 1204m Full Record Details
Mississippi Museum of Natural Science Herbarium
MMNS	Cuscuta salina var. apoda Yunck. MMNS029849Arnold Tiehm   156992008-08-19 United States, Nevada, Churchill, S end of Sand Mountain, 0.25 road miles NW of Sand Mt. road on highway 50 to Fallon, 39.27611111 -118.4169444 Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Cuscuta salina var. apoda Yunck. 01083028A. Tiehm   156992008-08-19 United States of America, Nevada, Churchill Co., South end of Sand Mountain, 0.25 road miles northwest of Sand Mountain road on highway 50 to Fallon, 39.27608 -118.41703, 1204m Full Record Details

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