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University of Texas at Austin Herbarium
TEX	Gaillardia candelaria B. L. Turner TEX00462112James S. Henrickson   23199B2002-11-12 Mexico, Coahuila, Cuatrocienegas, 82 road miles SW of Cuatro Ciénegas, ±7 miles S of turnoff for Los Delicas, south of pass between Sa. Delicias and Sa. de Candelaria. In pure gypsum w-facing slopes of Sierra la Candelaria at base camp of a Strontium Area [Mina Rompaulala (sp?)] 1.4 mille, 26.10911 -102.70622 Full Record Details
TEX	Gaillardia candelaria B. L. Turner TEX00462113James S. Henrickson   232002002-11-12 Mexico, Coahuila, Cuatrocienegas, 82 road miles SW of Cuatro Ciénegas, ±7 miles S of turnoff for Los Delicas, south of pass between Sa. Delicias and Sa. de Candelaria. In pure gypsum w-facing slopes of Sierra la Candelaria at base camp of a Strontium Area [Mina Rompaulala (sp?)] 1.4 mille, 26.10911 -102.70622 Full Record Details
TEX	Gaillardia candelaria var. candelaria TEX00486360George B. Hinton   294102013-10-01 Mexico, Coahuila, San Pedro, Sierra de La Candelaria. Full Record Details
TEX	Gaillardia candelaria var. candelaria TEX00495684Michael J. Moore|Hilda Flores Olvera|Helga Ochoterena Booth|Nidia Mendoza Díaz|Norm Douglas   19452012-08-22 Mexico, Coahuila, Along road to abandoned mine in Sierra de Candelaria., 26.10942 -102.70539 Full Record Details
TEX	Gaillardia candelaria var. mikemoorei TEX00208767George B. Hinton|et al.   293462012-09-20 Mexico, Coahuila, Francisco I. Madero, West side of Valle de Buenavista., 26 -103 Full Record Details
TEX	Gaillardia candelaria var. mikemoorei TEX00208772George B. Hinton|et al.   293462012-09-20 Mexico, Coahuila, Francisco I. Madero, West side of Valle de Buenavista., 26 -103 Full Record Details

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