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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Muhlenbergia sinuosa (Sporobolus confusus var. aberrans)
Search Criteria: Mexico; Sierra de los Ajos; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
ASU0011774Richard S. Felger   92-795-A1992-10-08
Mexico, Sonora, Sierra de los Ajos. Rancho de los Ajos, Cañón de Evans., 31 -110.017, 1650m
ASU:Plants
ASU0011775Richard S. Felger   92-9001992-10-10
Mexico, Sonora, Sierra de los Ajos. West-facing slope, open dry area below spring at head of Hoya del Packard., 31.0167 -110.033, 2300m
ASU:Plants
ASU0011777Richard S. Felger   92-9001992-10-10
Mexico, Sonora, Sierra de los Ajos. West-facing slope, open dry area below spring at head of Hoya del Packard., 31.0167 -110.033, 2300m

New Mexico State University Herbarium

NMC
64958Felger, RS, M Fishbein, MH Rodriguez, FG Salazar   92-9001992-10-10
Mexico, Sierra de los Ajos.W facing slope, open dry area below spring at head of Hoya del Packard., 30.9417 -109.9583, 2300m

San Diego Natural History Museum

SD:Plants
A.A. Beetle   M-78751981-09-26
Mexico, Sonora, Unknown, east of Cananea, Sierra de Los Ajos

University of Arizona Herbarium

ARIZ
234153A. A. Beetle   1981-09-26
Mexico, Sonora, E of Cananea, Sierra de los Ajos, Son.
ARIZ
234152A. A. Beetle   1981-09-26
Mexico, Sonora, E of Cananea, Sierra de los Ajos, Son.
ARIZ
299857R. S. Felger   1992-10-08
Mexico, Sonora, Cañón Evans, Rancho de los Ajos, Sierra de los Ajos, Son., 31 -110.0167
ARIZ
299795R. S. Felger   1992-10-10
Mexico, Sonora, W-facing slope, open dry area below spring at head of Hoya del Packard, Sierra de los Ajos, Son., 30.94167 -109.9583
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Google Map

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