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New Mexico State University Herbarium
NMC	Sphaeralcea digitata var. digitata 53770R.W. Spellenberg and R. Soreng   70101983-04-27 United States, New Mexico, Dona Ana, N end of Robledo Mtn. Arroyo S of Lookout Peak, 11 air mi. NW of Las Cruces., 1524m Full Record Details
NMC	Sphaeralcea digitata var. digitata 82822D.E. Ward and R.W. Spellenberg   81-4771981-08-02 United States, New Mexico, Otero, Sacramento Mts, 1 mi W of High Rolls, immediately E of highway tunnel, road embankment of US 82. (Sec 5 T16S R11E) N facing hillside, 1890m Full Record Details
New Mexico State University Range Science
NMCR	Sphaeralcea digitata var. digitata (greene) Rydb. 8113Columbus, J. Travis   12561987-05-25 United States, New Mexico, Luna, on Rattlesnake Ridge overlooking Rattlesnake Canyon, 1951m Full Record Details
San Juan College Herbarium
SJNM	Sphaeralcea digitata var. digitata (Greene) Rydb. SJNM-V-0041876Heil, Kenneth D.   325812010-06-23 United States, New Mexico, Catron, Gila National Forest. State Road 59 ca 2 miles west of Wolf Hollow Campground road., 33.43945 -108.2157, 2365m Full Record Details
SJNM	Sphaeralcea digitata var. digitata (Greene) Rydb. SJNM-V-0041877Heil, Kenneth D.   325392010-05-31 United States, New Mexico, Sierra, Gila National Forest. Percha Creek Road ca 6.5 miles from State Highway 152., 32.9797833333 -107.71705, 1966m Full Record Details
Western New Mexico University, Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium
SNM	Sphaeralcea digitata var. digitata (Greene) Rydb. 25757G. L. Hamilton   142015-06-11 United States, New Mexico, Catron, 4 mi N & 4.3 mi E of Reserve, Tularosa River at Hell's Hole, 33.771732 -108.67865, 1893m Full Record Details

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