Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Euphorbia incisa, Euphorbia incisa var. incisa (Tithymalus incisa), Euphorbia incisa var. mollis (Tithymalus incisa var. mollis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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NSMC
PLA T 0000528 TP. Train   6011937-03-31
USA, California, Inyo, Panamint Range, Pleasant Canyon, 762m
NSMC
PLA 0005937A. Pinzl   46701982-04-27
USA, Nevada, Clark, Desert National Wildlife Range, Quail Spring area, drainage below spring, 1067m
NSMC
PLA G 0008283 GP. Gregor   231993-04-11
USA, Nevada, Clark, Muddy Mountains, Colorock Quarry, Muddy Peak Quad, 884m
NSMC
PLA G 0008017 GJ. Olliffe   751975-04-26
USA, Nevada, Clark, Muddy Mts, near Buffington Pockets in Valley of Fire State Park, 823m
NSMC
PLA G 0008284 GF. Landau   MM121992-03-14
USA, Nevada, Lincoln, Mormon Mts, Davies Spring area 9 miles off Meadow Valley Wash, 1448m
NSMC
PLA 0005256A. Pinzl   38781981-04-16
USA, Nevada, Clark, E side of Arrow Canyon Range, mine area at end of road from Ute exit on I-15., 36.628842 -114.863838, 975m
NSMC
PLA 0013083A. Pinzl   121251997-04-25
USA, Nevada, Clark, Newberry Mts, Christmas Tree Pass roadi, about 8¼ road miles east of US 95., 1158m
NSMC
PLA 0013082A. Pinzl   112571995-04-12
USA, Nevada, Clark, Eldorado Mts. Copper Canyon road about 2.5 road miles west of Nelson., 35.698056 -114.860556, 1175m
NEB
260507Noel Herman Holmgren   71421973-05-07
United States, Arizona, Mohave, East bajada of the Peacock Mountains, 3.5 airline miles southeast of Hackberry. Elevation 3900 feet. Common among small shrubs.
NEB
95865Percy Train   s.n.1937-03-31
United States, California, Inyo, Crevices in clifffs. Pleasant Canyon, W. slope Panamint Range. Alt. Ft. 2500 Belt: Covillea.
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