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Taxa: Ageratina lasia (Eupatorium lasium)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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California Polytechnic State University, Robert F. Hoover Herbarium

OBI
Eupatorium lasium B. L. Rob.
OBI141450Fred R. Barrie   4911983-11-05
Mexico, Guerrero, 13km E of Chilapa, 2300m

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany-botany
Eupatorium lasium B. L. Rob.
CM226101Arsène, G.   58671910-10-28
Mexico, Michoacan, vicinity of Morelia, Loma Sta. Maria, 1950m

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
Eupatorium lasium B. L. Robinson
00007240Fr. G. Arsène   57881910-09-01
Mexico, Michoacán, Vicinity of Morelia. Vers la Huerta, 1950m

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
Ageratina lasia (B. L. Rob.) R. King & H. Rob.
TEX00051898Jerold L. Grashoff   5351970-10-11
Mexico, Michoacan, 19 mi N of Uruapan on Hwy 37
TEX
Ageratina lasia (B. L. Rob.) R. King & H. Rob.
TEX00051899Clark P. Cowan   48511984-12-15
Mexico, Michoacan, San José de Allende, 3.7 Km (2.3 mi) al S del entroque entre rutas 15 fed/15 estado, hacia Zitácuaro de Valle de Bravo
TEX
Ageratina lasia (B. L. Rob.) R. King & H. Rob.
TEX00051900E. García López   35371990-11-23
Mexico, Michoacan, Morelia, Cerro Gigante, cerca de Jesús del Monte
TEX
Ageratina lasia (B. L. Rob.) R. King & H. Rob.
TEX00562780T. Yahara|A. Soejima|K. Watanabe|M. Mishima   9641997-10-16
Mexico, Michoacan, Uruapan, 33.4 km NW of Uruapan, on the way from Nuevo San Juan Parangaricutiro to Volcán Paricutín, in the edge of lava from Volcán Paricutín.
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