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Taxa: Hechtia confusa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:GH
Hechtia confusa L. B. Smith
00257795C. G. Pringle   74791897-08-05
Mexico, Puebla, La Canada
Harvard:GH
Hechtia confusa L. B. Smith
02014188J. F. Utley & K. Burt-Utley   79351987-07-21
Mexico, Puebla, Mexico, Puebla: about 1 miles S of Mex 150 Cuota at Esperanza - Cd. Serdan interchange along Mex 28 to Cañada Morelos., 2438m

Herbario "Luz María Villarreal de Puga" de la Universidad de Guadalajara

IBUG:IBUG
151153P. Tenorio   40551983-07-06
México, Puebla, Caltepec, Rincón de la Hierba, la Mesa Chica al W de Caltepec, 2120m
IBUG:IBUG
194764N. Martinez-Correa   112005-12-09
México, Puebla, Palmar de Bravo, Lomas al sur de Cuesta Blanca, km 208 de la carretera México-Orizaba, 18.828333 -97.466389, 2329m

Herbario Jerzy Rzedowski

QMEX
Hechtia confusa L. B. Sm.
QMEX00013487Mayfield, A.L.   9201991-00-00
México, Puebla, Autopista 28, N de Azumbilla (N de Tehuacán); parte alta de Barranca Rincón Coyote, pasando Azumbilla y Cañón de Morelos; ca. 4 km S-SE de Cañada Morelos

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
TEX00429162Cutberto Angel Cruz Espinosa|Jaime Ruiz-Rios|Clara Ruíz Fernández|Sandra Noemi Real Carrasco   29182006-11-03
Mexico, Oaxaca, Región: Valles Centrales. Piedra Blanca, a 1 km al N del tanque de cría de mojarra. Santo Tomas Jalieza, 16.85522 -96.64853

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium

VT
UVMVT024116Pringle, C. G.   74791897-08-05
México, Puebla, La Canada
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