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Dataset: ASU-Plants
Taxa: Physalis longifolia, Physalis longifolia var. longifolia (Physalis pumila var. sonorae, Physalis virginiana var. sonorae, Physalis rigida), Physalis longifolia var. subglabrata (Physalis virginiana f. macrophysa), Physalis longifolia f. macrophysa
Search Criteria: Las Cienegas National Conservation Area; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
ASU0294073D. Wolkis   4812013-09-13
USA, Arizona, Pima, Cieneguita Cienega, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area, 31.786724 -110.607375, 1340m
ASU:Plants
Jean-Philippe Solves   2862018-06-18
United States, Arizona, Pima, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area; in northern part of site, just south of the Ag. field, and west of Empire Ranch Rd. in the dry cienega bed, 100m north of the intersection where the road cuts through the channel of Cienega Creek., 31.82727 -110.58592, 1312m
ASU:Plants
Jean-Philippe Solves   3052018-07-23
United States, Arizona, Pima, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area; inside the BLM fences of the dry cienega basin, specifically Crescent pond, the one furthest east from the cattle watering hole., 31.795379 -110.597474, 1337m
ASU:Plants
Jean-Philippe Solves   5352019-07-21
United States, Arizona, Pima, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area; inside the BLM fence of Crescent Pond, the one furthest east from the cattle watering hole, at Cieneguita, 31.795371 -110.5974747, 1337m

Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

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DES00091066D. Wolkis   4812013-09-13
USA, Arizona, Pima, Cieneguita Cienega, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area, 31.786724 -110.607375, 1340m
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Andrew Salywon   22922020-10-08
USA, Arizona, Pima, Las Cienegas National Conservation Area, seasonal wetland reclaiming an abandoned agricultural field just E of Cienega Creek and W of Hilton Ranch Rd, 31.825384 -110.585351, 1295m
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