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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Echeandia hirticaulis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lundell Herbarium at the University of Texas at Austin

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Image Associated With the Occurence
LL00457501George B. Hinton|et al.   131461938-08-23
Mexico, Michoacan, Zitácuaro-Las Anonas.
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LL00458800George B. Hinton|et al.   95961936-09-27
Mexico, Guerrero, Manchon, District: Mina.

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

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3910766G. B. Hinton   131461938-08-23
Mexico, Michoacán, Zinapécuaro Mun., Zitacuaro-Las Anonas, 1600m
NY
3910767G. B. Hinton   131461938-08-23
Mexico, Michoacán, Zitácuaro Mun., Zitacuaro - Las Anonas, 1600m
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3910768G. B. Hinton   95961936-09-27
Mexico, Nuevo León, Mina Mun., Manchon

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

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TEX00112181Clark P. Cowan|Melissa Luckow|Denis M. Kearns|Nancy Jacobson|T. Cowan   57471985-09-16
Mexico, Estado de Mexico, Valle de Bravo, 4.0 mi (6.4 Km) E of turnoff to Temascaltepec, 6.9 mi (11 Km) N of Temascaltepec on dirt rd Temascaltepec-Ixtapantongo
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TEX00112184Clark P. Cowan|Melissa Luckow|Denis M. Kearns|Nancy Jacobson|T. Cowan   57471985-09-16
Mexico, Estado de Mexico, Valle de Bravo, 4.0 mi (6.4 Km) E of turnoff to Temascaltepec, 6.9 mi (11 Km) N of Temascaltepec on dirt rd Temascaltepec-Ixtapantongo
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TEX00112185Clark P. Cowan|Melissa Luckow|Denis M. Kearns|Nancy Jacobson|T. Cowan   57471985-09-16
Mexico, Estado de Mexico, Valle de Bravo, 4.0 mi (6.4 Km) E of turnoff to Temascaltepec, 6.9 mi (11 Km) N of Temascaltepec on dirt rd Temascaltepec-Ixtapantongo
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TEX00457502Grady L. Webster|Chester M. Rowell, Jr.|Fred A. Barkley   17M81947-08-16
Mexico, Guerrero, 20 miles south of Chilpancingo.
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