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Deaver Herbarium (Northern Arizona University)
ASC	Rosa x borboniana N.H.F. Desp. (pro sp.) [chinensis × damascena] ASC00088059G. Rink   59542007-05-26 United States, New Mexico, San Juan, Aztec Ruins National Monument, south of trading post, 36.83295 -108.00285, 1720m Full Record Details
Eastern Illinois University, Stover-Ebinger Herbarium
EIU	Rosa X borboniana N.H.F. Desp. (pro sp.) [chinensis × damascena] EIU025423Gordon C. Tucker   128952002-06-24 USA, New York, Suffolk, Fishers Island: West Street near Bell Hill Ave, just S of Hay Harbor Club., 41.253333 -72.020556 Full Record Details
EIU	Rosa x borboniana N.H.F. Desp. (pro sp.) [chinensis × damascena] EIU026275Gordon C. Tucker   120822000-06-01 USA, Illinois, Coles, Charleston: cultivated in garden at 713 Eastgate Drive., 39.496146 -88.176152 Full Record Details
Illinois Natural History Survey
ILLS	Rosa x borboniana N. H. F. Desp. ILLS00058370Betty Nelson & Barbara Little   1901971-06-03 United States, Illinois, Champaign, 312 South Elm Street, St. Joseph. Full Record Details
University of Arkansas Herbarium
UARK	Rosa x borboniana N.H.F. Desp. (pro sp.) [chinensis × damascena] UARK046953    United States, Arkansas, Perry Full Record Details
University of New Mexico Herbarium
UNM:Vascular Plants	Rosa x borboniana N.H.F. Desp. (pro sp.) [chinensis × damascena] UNM0079754G.R. Rink   59542007-05-26 United States, New Mexico, San Juan, Aztec Ruins National Monument, south of trading post., 36.836822 -107.999924, 1719m Full Record Details

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