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Michigan State University
MSC	Coreopsis davilae Panero & Villase??or MSC0091515Jose Panero   25901991-11-01 Mexico, Puebla, Cero Tepostla Grande, 2650m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Coreopsis davilae Panero & Villaseñor 8253J. L. Panero   25901991-11-01 Mexico, Puebla, Summit of Cerro Tepoxtla Grande (a peak of the Filo de La Tierra Colorada range) just NW of the village of San Martín de Esperilla and S of Chacnopalan., 18.79 -97.6, 2650m Full Record Details
University of Michigan Herbarium
MICH:Angiosperms	Coreopsis davilae Panero & Villase??or 1108992J.L. Panero, P. Dávila & P. Tenorio   25901991-11-01 Mexico, Puebla, Summit of Cerro Tepoxtla Grande (a peak of the Filo de La Tierra Colorada range) just NW of the Village of San Martín de Esperilla and S of Chacnopalan., 2650m Full Record Details
University of Tennessee Vascular Herbarium
TENN	Coreopsis davilae Panero & Villasenor TENN-V-0241856Jose L Panero   25901991-11-01 Mexico, Puebla, Summit of Cerro Tepoxtla Grande (a peak of the Filo de la Tierra Colorada range) just NW of the village of San Martín de Esperilla and S of Chacnopalan., 2650m Full Record Details
University of Texas at Austin Herbarium
TEX	Coreopsis davilae Panero & Villase??or TEX00373806José L. Panero|Patricia Dávila|P. Tenorio   25901991-11-01 Mexico, Puebla, Summit of Cerro Tepoxtla Grande (a peak of the Filo de La Tierra Colorada range) just NW of the village of San Martín de Esperilla and S of Chacnopalan. Full Record Details

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