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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America
Harvard:GH	Tragoceros microglossum de Candolle 00013163J. Mendez   1829-00-00 Mexico, Leon à l'Ouest de Guanasuato Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Zinnia microglossa (DC.) McVaugh 435110R. Galván Villanueva   24301986-10-05 Mexico, Guanajuato, Purísima del Rincón Mun., 5 km al W de San Angel, 20.9003 -101.9519, 1800m Full Record Details
University of Louisiana at Monroe Herbarium, R. Dale Thomas Collection
BRIT:NLU	Tragoceros microglossum NLU0093185    Mexico, Jalisco Full Record Details
University of Texas at Austin Herbarium
TEX	Zinnia microglossa (DC.) McVaugh TEX00055160Tod F. Stuessy   7391966-08-26 Mexico, Jalisco, 2 mi NW of Tequila, Hwy 15 Full Record Details
TEX	Zinnia microglossa (DC.) McVaugh TEX00055161W. W. Roath|M. P. Widrlechner|Alvaro Campos V.|R. G. Fuentes Granados   215811993-10-12 Mexico, Jalisco, E side of Huejuquilla near Arroyos del Agua; 10.7 Km W of Pemex Stn., 22.65 -103.96667 Full Record Details
TEX	Zinnia microglossa (DC.) McVaugh TEX00055162R. Galván|J. D. Galván   24301986-10-05 Mexico, Guanajuato, Purisima del Rincon, 5 Km al W de San Angel Full Record Details
TEX	Zinnia microglossa (DC.) McVaugh TEX00055163Albert Michael Powell|J. R. Edmondson   8501961-08-23 Mexico, Jalisco, Along rte 15, 45 mi W of Sahuayo, near W end of Lake Chapala Full Record Details
TEX	Zinnia microglossa (DC.) McVaugh TEX00055164Charles Feddema   23621963-11-02 Mexico, Jalisco, Near the Village of Arroyos del Agua, about 10 Km NW of Huejuquilla el Alto Full Record Details

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