Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Desmodium alamanii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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ARIZ
112004G. B. Hinton   82911935-02-09
Mexico, Temascaltepec. Cajones
ARIZ
3767C. G. Pringle   114091903-11-11
Mexico, Distrito Federal, Lava fields near Eslaba., 2438m
ARIZ
3766C. G. Pringle   150221907-11-13
Mexico, Distrito Federal, Sierra de Ajusco., 2591m
ARIZ
3506G. B. Hinton   82971935-09-22
Mexico, Temascaltepec, Cajones.
UCR
C.G. Pringle   114091903-11-11
Mexico, Distrito Federal, La Magdalena Contreras, Near Eslaba [the edge of the lava fields beyond Eslava, staying near the railroad track, onwards a mile or two, and back to the Contreras station], 19.27917 -99.24444, 2439m
LL
LL00221706   82971935-09-22
Mexico, Estado de Mexico, Temascaltepec, Cajones
TEX
TEX00221705M. Tlapa A.|G. Ubierna J.   8201987-10-10
Mexico, Puebla, San Nicolas de los Ranchos, San Nicolas de los Ranchos, camino por el lado oriente, 19.07083 -98.48611
WLM:WLM
193W.L. Meagher   30662005-06-01
México, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende, El Charco del Ingenio, broken-pipe spring
HUAP
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21268Tlapa Almonte, Margarita   8201987-10-10
Mexico, Puebla, San Nicolás de los Ranchos, Camino a San Nicolás de los Ranchos, lado oriente, 19.063888 -98.473611, 2420m
HUAP
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21269Tlapa Almonte, Margarita   9431987-10-14
Mexico, Puebla, San Nicolás de los Ranchos, Camino a Cuahuitenco, lado Norte de San Pedro Yancuitlalpan, 19.092777 -98.483333, 2500m
HUAP
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21307Tlapa Almonte, Margarita   6721987-10-01
Mexico, Puebla, San Nicolás de los Ranchos, Camino cerro Mimiaquintzala, lado Sur de San Nicolás de los Ranchos, 19.070833 -98.486111, 2450m
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