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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
ASU:Plants	Acourtia hintoniorum B. L. Turner ASU0017038G. B. Hinton   239341993-11-13 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, La Escondida to Josecito. Aramberri., 24.100739 -99.817931, 2340m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Acourtia hintoniorum B.L.Turner 39625G. B. Hinton   239341893-11-13 Mexico, Nuevo León, Aramberri. La Escondia to Josecito, 24 -100, 2340m Full Record Details
University of Texas at Austin Herbarium
TEX	Acourtia hintoniorum B.L.Turner TEX00065896Hinton   272291998-09-06 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, General Zaragoza, Above La Joya de San Diego Full Record Details
TEX	Acourtia hintoniorum B.L.Turner TEX00065897Hinton   272851998-10-03 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, General Zaragoza, Puerto Pino, below Full Record Details
TEX	Acourtia hintoniorum B.L.Turner TEX00065898Hinton   272861998-10-03 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, General Zaragoza, Puerto Pino, below Full Record Details
TEX	Acourtia hintoniorum B.L.Turner TEX00065899Hinton   272881998-10-03 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Doctor Arroyo, Below San Josécito Full Record Details
TEX	Acourtia hintoniorum B.L.Turner TEX00065900Guy L. Nesom|John Norris   71061989-08-23 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, General Zaragoza, N side of Peña Nevada, at "Puerto Pinos" and jct with rd to Joya de San Diego, on rd up from San Antonio de Peña Nevada, 24.8 -99.86667 Full Record Details
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin State Herbarium
WIS	Acourtia hintoniorum B. L. Turner v0004273WISHinton, G.; et al.   239341893-11-13 Mexico, Nuevo León, Aramberri, La Escondida -> Josecito Full Record Details

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