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University of New Mexico Herbarium
UNM:Vascular Plants	Aletes lithophila (Mathias) W.A. Weber UNM0143816Heil, Kenneth D.   363442018-07-12 United States, New Mexico, Taos, BLM. Ca .10 mile south of Colorado border on Road F (Punche Valley Road). Collection .5 mile east of road. Mostly on second rock band. Ca 13 air miles SE of Antonito, Ca 14.6 air mi W of Costilla., 36.99213 -105.800006, 2377m Full Record Details
Colorado Mesa University, Walter A. Kelley Herbarium
MESA	Aletes lithophila (Mathias) W.A. Weber MESA02610John Anderson   JA 86-951986-07-10 United States, Colorado, Conejos, San Luis Hills, the Flat Top, 37.204904 -105.792845 Full Record Details
MESA	Aletes lithophila (Mathias) W.A. Weber MESA02611John Anderson   JA 85-1101985-08-02 United States, Colorado, Chaffee, Foothills on south side of Salida off of County Road 111A, 38.516253 -106.019823 Full Record Details
University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection
COLO:V	Aletes lithophila (Mathias) W.A. Weber 01179696Ronald L. Hartman   723232001-07-20 United States, New Mexico, Taos, 0.1 air mi S of Colorado line. Outlier volcanic range crossing state line, S of Punche Valley and Pinyon Hills; 7830 ft. T32N R11E SEC20, 36.9977 -105.7913, 2387m Full Record Details
Shippensburg University Herbarium
SHIP	Aletes lithophila (Mathias) W.A. Weber W.A. Weber   105711957-06-29 United States, Colorado, Heurfano, NE of Dike Mtn, valley of S. Oak Creek betw. Badito and Sangre de Cristo Pass, 2134m Full Record Details

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