Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ilex discolor var. tolucana
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Herbario Jerzy Rzedowski


QMEX
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex J.Linares
QMEX00020396Carranza, E.   16261989-00-00
México, Querétaro, Landa de Matamoros, 5-6 km de El Parador de Santa Martha, 1780m

QMEX
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex J.Linares
QMEX00020397Díaz-Barriga, H.   73561992-00-00
México, Querétaro, Amealco de Bonfil, Cerro de Don Nica, Cañada del Venado, al E de San Pablo, 3000m

QMEX
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex J.Linares
QMEX00020398Servín, Benito   8571991-00-00
México, Querétaro, Jalpan de Serra, 3-4 km al S de La Parada, El Pilón, 1500m

QMEX
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex J.Linares
QMEX00020399Gallardo H., Claudia   11751994-00-00
México, Querétaro, Arroyo Seco, Sótano del Barro, cercanías de la comunidad se Santa María Cocos, 21.31027778 -99.66666667, 1500m

QMEX
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex J.Linares
QMEX00020400Díaz-Barriga, H.   66591991-07-04
México, Querétaro, Arroyo Seco, Aproximadamente 2 km al O de El Jardín, 1500m

QMEX
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex J.Linares
QMEX00020401Huerta, V. M.   11441991-00-00
México, Hidalgo, Zimapán, Cerro Prieto 1600 km al Sureste del Rancho La Luz, 1700m

University of Arizona Herbarium


ARIZ
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex T.R. Dudley
396476Jessica Fonseca, Martha Moreno   121998-08-06
Honduras, Lempira, La Campa Municipio, Zona Resinera, al sur del Centro., 14.4351 -88.628436, 1430m

ARIZ
Ilex discolor var. tolucana (Hemsl.) Edwin ex T.R. Dudley
355264Jessica Fonseca, Martha Moreno   161998-08-07
Honduras, Lempira, La Campa Municipio, Zona Resinera, al sur del Centro, en una quedraba., 14.436105 -88.625559, 1350m


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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