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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
ASU:Plants	Castilleja holmgrenii Mark Egger ASU0020515Elinor Lehto   24316-B Mexico, Sinaloa, Just west of El Palmito; Rancho el Liebre, 23.5596600077305 -105.844624042511, 2134m Full Record Details
ASU:Plants	Castilleja holmgrenii Mark Egger ASU0020514Elinor Lehto   24316-A Mexico, Sinaloa, Just west of El Palmito; Rancho El Libre, 23.5596600077305 -105.844624042511, 2134m Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium
NY	Castilleja holmgrenii J.M.Egger 431369J. M. Egger   10571999-04-12 Mexico, Sinaloa, Concórdia, At Ranch Liebre Barranca, ca. 0.2 km. along a trail into the barranca heading NE from "Alden's Rock" overlook, ca. 1.5 km. in from trailhead along Hwy. 40, ca. 1 km. W of El Palmito, 2110m Full Record Details
University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium
UCR	Castilleja holmgrenii J.M. Egger Mark Egger   10681999-04-14 Mexico, Durango, El Salto, c. 75-100 m along trail north from Hwy 40 at km 178.5, c. 50 m east of turnoff for road to El Indio, 10.6 km east of Revolcaderos, 23.64167 -105.81306, 2348m Full Record Details
University of Texas at Austin Herbarium
TEX	Castilleja holmgrenii J.M.Egger TEX00208225Mark Egger   10571999-04-12 Mexico, Sinaloa, Mpio. Concordia, moist ravine at Rancho El Liebre Barranca, ca. 0.2 km along a trail into the barranca heading NE from “Alden’ s Rock” overlook, ca. 1.5 km in from trailhead along Hwy 40, ca. 1 km W of El Palmito., 23.56667 -105.85 Full Record Details

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