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Taxa: Agave lurida
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

DES
DES00026834Howard S. Gentry   202791963-08-11
Mexico, Puebla, 16 mi N of Huajuapan along road to Tehuacan, 17.976667 -97.682222, 1828m
DES
DES00053665Joni Ward   2017-06-26
Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Cultivated at Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, 33 deg 27.5 min N, 111 deg 56.64 min W, accession number 1966-8281-02-2, parent plant 1966-8281-01-1 originally received as a plant collected by Evans Whitman of Evans' Cactus Gardens s. n, from Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Between Patzicia and Lake Atitlan, in the vicinity of the given coordinates as determined by Google Earth; state and country updated at this time based on locality description, April 2020, jbw; Orig. received as A. sp.; id to A. gigantensis by unknown source; change back to A. sp. per Liz Ecker, Curator; Name change to A. lurida per Chad Davis, Agave Curator, 17 May 10; Original locality information mentions Mexico, April 2020, jbw., 14.669785 -90.992658, 2352m
DES
DES00053666Joni Ward   2017-06-26
Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Cultivated at Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, 33 deg 27.5 min N, 111 deg 56.64 min W, accession number 1966-8281-02-2, parent plant 1966-8281-01-1 originally received as a plant collected by Evans Whitman of Evans' Cactus Gardens s. n, from Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Between Patzicia and Lake Atitlan, in the vicinity of the given coordinates as determined by Google Earth; state and country updated at this time based on locality description, April 2020, jbw; Orig. received as A. sp.; id to A. gigantensis by unknown source; change back to A. sp. per Liz Ecker, Curator; Name change to A. lurida per Chad Davis, Agave Curator, 17 May 10; Original locality information mentions Mexico, April 2020, jbw., 14.669785 -90.992658, 2352m
DES
DES00053667Joni Ward   2017-06-26
Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Cultivated at Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, 33 deg 27.5 min N, 111 deg 56.64 min W, accession number 1966-8281-02-2, parent plant 1966-8281-01-1 originally received as a plant collected by Evans Whitman of Evans' Cactus Gardens s. n, from Guatemala, Chimaltenango, Between Patzicia and Lake Atitlan, in the vicinity of the given coordinates as determined by Google Earth; state and country updated at this time based on locality description, April 2020, jbw; Orig. received as A. sp.; id to A. gigantensis by unknown source; change back to A. sp. per Liz Ecker, Curator; Name change to A. lurida per Chad Davis, Agave Curator, 17 May 10; Original locality information mentions Mexico, April 2020, jbw., 14.669785 -90.992658, 2352m

Huntington Botanical Gardens Herbarium

HNT
7061H.S. Gentry   125801953-04-15
Mexico, Hidalgo, 3 miles E of Tulancingo

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
3180744Anonymous   s.n.
MO
3180745Charles H. Thompson   69
Central Park, P.mer.a?, Calif.
MO
3180747Anonymous   31907-10-00
Fairmount Park.
MO
3180748Thompson   851909-07-12
White Park, Ri... Cal.
MO
3180750Anonymous   31907-10-24
MO
3180742Anonymous   s.n.
MO
3180749Thompson   891909-07-14
White Park, Riverside, C....
MO
3180746Anonymous   s.n.
MO
3180740* THURET   s.n.1871-08-15
MO
3180743Anonymous   s.n.
MO
101276836Anonymous   42901909-00-00
United States, New York, Bronx, N.Y. Bot. Gard.
MO
101276828Nathaniel L. Britton   42901909-08-11
United States, New York, Bronx, N.Y. Bot. Garden.
MO
101277476Anonymous   631906-08-27
United States, Missouri, Saint Louis City, M.B.G. from La Mortola seed.

University of Arizona Herbarium

ARIZ
H. S. Gentry   20279-265632-,11963-08-01
Mexico, Oaxaca, Huajapan

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Angiosperms
1001434H. Gentry & Barclay   202791963-08-11
Mexico, Oaxaca, Santiago Miltepec, Santo Tomás; 16 mi N of Huajuapan along oad to Tehuacán, 18.0257 -97.7014, 1829m
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