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Taxa: Ageratina warnockii
Search Criteria: Durango; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium

UCR
Ageratina warnockii B.L. Turner
Roy Kniffen   s.n.1973-04-20
Mexico, Durango, Pueblo Nuevo, summit of Hwy 40 (Durango Hwy), Pacific Ocean visible from collecting site; Sierra Madre Occidental, 23.7375 -105.55306, 2700m
UCR
Ageratina warnockii B.L. Turner
A.C. Sanders   48871984-03-26
Mexico, Durango, Pueblo Nuevo, along Hwy 40 at the eastern end of El Espinazo de Diablo, 11.3 miles SW of La Ciudad, 16 miles east of Revolcaderos; Sierra Madre Occidental, 23.66861 -105.72194, 2378m

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

TEX
TEX00053081Andrew C. Sanders|D. Charlton|B. McIntosh|V. Van Way   48871984-03-26
Mexico, Durango, Pueblo Nuevo, Along Hwy 40 at the E end of El Espinazo del Diablo, 11.3 mi SW of La Cd, 16 mi E of Revolcaderos, Sa Madre Occidental, 23.65833 -105.75944
TEX
TEX00053082Tina J. Ayers|Randy Scott   3441984-03-14
Mexico, Durango, 34.2 mi W of El Salto on rd to Mazatlán (Méx 40), 2 mi W of Buenos Aires at overlook and bridge called Puerto Buenos Aires, 23.69361 -105.73222
TEX
TEX00053083Andrew C. Sanders|D. Charlton|B. McIntosh|V. Van Way   48601984-03-26
Mexico, Durango, Durango, E edge of Sa Madre Occidental, 6 mi W of Durango along Hwy 40, mesa about 3 mi due N of Presa Guadalupe Victoria, 23.98333 -104.75
TEX
TEX00449874T. Yahara|A. Soejima|K. Watanabe|M. Mishima   9041997-10-12
Mexico, Durango, On the way from El Salto to La Ciudad on Mex 40, near junction to San Geronimo.
TEX
TEX00086325Michael J. Warnock   20661980-05-12
Mexico, Durango, Just W of Puente Buenos Aires on Rt. 40 ca. Km 154, W of road.
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