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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Croton leucophyllus var. trisepalis (Croton palmeri var. ovalis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
C. G. Pringle   111361902-09-08
Mexico, Nuevo León
F:Botany
M. M. Lacás   111946-10-18
Mexico, Nuevo León

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
00047122C. Seler & E. G. Seler   10471895-10-11
Mexico, Nuevo León, Monterrey
Harvard:GH
00273039C. G. Pringle   22251888-07-11
Mexico, Nuevo León, Near Monterey
Harvard:A
00305527C. Seler & E. G. Seler   10471895-10-11
Mexico, Nuevo León, Monterrey
Harvard:A
00305526C. G. Pringle   22251888-07-11
Mexico, Nuevo León, Monterrey, near
Harvard:GH
00246736C. G. Pringle   111631902-09-08
Mexico, Nuevo León, Monterey, 488m

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
TEX00092813J. G. Graham|Marshall C. Johnston   43681959-10-19
Mexico, Tamaulipas, 31 mi out of Reynosa on the rd to San Fernando
TEX
TEX00092814Jeanne Bowen   61970-07-15
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Canon de Valle Alto
TEX
TEX00092815H. M. Parker   3861971-07-10
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, SE Monterrey on by-pas Méx 85; near brick factory
TEX
TEX00092816Robert Ford Smith   M2701960-07-08
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, In thorn of Colonia Sierra Madre ca del Valle, Monterrey
TEX
TEX00092817J. G. Graham|Marshall C. Johnston   45921959-11-10
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, 8 mi N of Vallecillo or 11 mi S of the sideroad to Don Martín on the Laredo - Monterrey hwy
TEX
TEX00092818Ernest G. Marsh   721935-01-01
Mexico, Coahuila, Muzquiz, Muzquiz
TEX
TEX00092819Marshall C. Johnston   43501959-10-18
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, 37 mi E of Monterrey, 36 mi W of China (Km 265 from Matamoros, by marker)
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Google Map

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