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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Abies hickelii subsp. hickelii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

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1185606M. H. Nee   259191983-03-12
Mexico, Veracruz, Ayahualulco Mun., Top of Cerro de Tecomal, 5 km. S of Los Altos, 19.3917 -97.2, 3050m
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1185603K. Taylor   3721984-02-28
Mexico, Veracruz, Xico Mun., Presa Alta Pixquiac, 10 km (by air) S of Las Vigas (Rafael Ramírez), 19.53 -97.07, 2900m
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1185599J. H. Faull   132691938-12-05
Mexico, Oaxaca, Ixtepji, Sierra Juarez, Mt. San Felipe, 2438m
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1185601J. H. Faull   132731938-12-07
Mexico, Oaxaca, Rancho Tablas, Lachatas Distr., 2438m
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1185605M. H. Nee   270551983-05-01
Mexico, Veracruz, Calcahualco Mun., 3.5 km. by road N of [Nueva] Vaqueria, 0.8 km. from junction with Coscomatepec--Escola--Jacal road, 12 km. by road W of Escola, 19.1083 -97.18, 2600m
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1185604C. Conzatti   54641938-04-08
Mexico, Oaxaca, Alturas de San Juan de Estado, Distr. de Etla
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1185649S. R. Hill   18431973-10-02
Mexico, Oaxaca, Ixtlán de Juárez Mun., Dirt road from Dias Ordaz to Cuajimaloya. 1 km . South of the latter, 3078m
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1185650M. H. Nee   259211983-03-12
Mexico, Veracruz, Ayahualulco Mun., Top of Cerro de Tecomal, 5 km. S of Los Altos, 19.3917 -97.2125, 3050m
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1185648C. Conzatti   54651938-04-08
Mexico, Oaxaca, Cerro San Felipe, Distr. del Centro, 3000m
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1185602J. H. Faull   132681938-12-05
Mexico, Oaxaca, Ixtepiji, Sierra Juarez, Mt. San Felipe, 2438m
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688815D. E. Breedlove   558551981-11-24
Mexico, Chiapas, Motozintla Mun., Near summit if Cerro Mozotal., 2750m
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