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Taxa: Echinopepon parviflorus (Brandegea parviflora, Echinocystis parviflora)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
00031809W. G. Wright   1121880-00-00
United States of America, California, San Bernardino County, San Bernardino Mountains
Harvard:GH
Brandegea parviflora (S. Watson) S. Watson ex Rose
01543715M. E. Jones   1906-04-20
United States of America, California, Riverside County, Indio
Harvard:GH
Brandegea parviflora (S. Watson) S. Watson ex Rose
01543716S. B. Parish   108491916-05-13
United States of America, California, Riverside County, Colorado Desert
Harvard:GH
Brandegea parviflora (S. Watson) S. Watson ex Rose
01543717W. G. Wright   31879-00-00
United States of America, California, San Bernardino County, [no additional data]
Harvard:GH
Brandegea parviflora (S. Watson) S. Watson ex Rose
01543718S. B. Parish   82921912-10-23
United States of America, California, Riverside County, Red Cañon, Chuckawalla Mts-near Mecca
Harvard:GH
Brandegea parviflora (S. Watson) S. Watson ex Rose
01543719S. B. Parish   82911912-10-23
United States of America, California, Riverside County, Red Cañon, Chuckawalla Mts-near Mecca
Harvard:GH
Brandegea parviflora (S. Watson) S. Watson ex Rose
01543720M. E. Jones   1926-02-16
United States of America, California, Near Shaver's Well. Colorado Desert
Harvard:GH
Brandegea parviflora (S. Watson) S. Watson ex Rose
01543721M. E. Jones   1926-02-15
United States of America, California, Riverside County, Near Indio
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