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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium
ASU:Plants	Desmodium psilocarpum Gray ASU0098782Elinor Lehto   9937-c1967-10-06 USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Sycamore Canyon, 31.406 -111.202, 1098m Full Record Details
ASU:Plants	Desmodium psilocarpum Gray ASU0098783Elinor Lehto   171361970-09-19 USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Pena Blanca Lake., 31.4092 -111.085 Full Record Details
Deaver Herbarium (Northern Arizona University)
ASC	Desmodium psilocarpum A. Gray ASC00105456G. Rink   109862011-09-11 United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Vicinity of Manzanita Spring along Tonto Creek, a tributary to Sycamore Canyon in the Atascosa Mountains near the Mexican border, 31.37593 -111.206216, 1140m Full Record Details
Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium
DES	Desmodium psilocarpum Gray DES00002871Donald J. Pinkava   171361970-09-19 USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz County, Pena Blanca Lake, 31.399167 -111.089444 Full Record Details
University of Arizona Herbarium
ARIZ	Desmodium psilocarpum A. Gray 77272J. Kaiser   49-2391949-08-20 United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz County, Between Walker and Pena Blanca Canyons, 31.41694 -111.07833, 1219m Full Record Details
ARIZ	Desmodium psilocarpum A. Gray 106933J. Kaiser   4541950-07-20 United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz County, Between Walker and Pena Blanca Canyons W of Nogales, 31.3943 -111.0764, 1188m Full Record Details
General Research Observations
SEINet	Desmodium psilocarpum A. Gray G. Rink   109862011-09-11 USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Vicinity of Manzanita Spring along Tonto Creek, a tributary to Sycamore Canyon in the Atascosa Mountains near the Mexican border, 31.37593 -111.206216, 1140m Full Record Details

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