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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Aristida havardii (Aristida barbata, Aristida scova)
Search Criteria: USA; New Mexico; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
D. Keil   141251980-09-07
USA, New Mexico, Roosevelt, 2 mi SW of Elida along US Rte 70., 1311m

Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium

DES
DES00043846R. D. Worthington   287591999-10-10
USA, New Mexico, Lincoln, Along Hwy US 54 about 17 mi S of Carrizozo., 33.387385 -106.070707

Georgia Southwestern State University Herbarium

GSW
00009410   
USA, New Mexico, San Miguel

Gila National Forest Herbarium

USFS:GILA
P. Boucher   11211992-09-11
USA, New Mexico, Grant County, Gila National Forest; Georgetown SCRD, 32.83413098 -108.0265023, 2134m
USFS:GILA
Clifford E. Hulbert   931922-08-22
USA, New Mexico, Grant County, Gila National Forest; roadside near Calumet mine, 33.40078783 -108.2233497, 2042m
USFS:GILA
Jack L. Carter   19651994-09-23
USA, New Mexico, Grant County, Gila National Forest; Gold Gulch Road at the junction with Hwy 90, 32.52106003 -108.4502188, 1829m

Natural History Museum of Utah, Garrett Herbarium

UT:Botany
UT0020654   
USA, New Mexico, Grant

Southwestern Research Station

SWRS
1720Robert Chew   1992-09-07
USA, New Mexico, Hidalgo, 2.5 mi N Rodeo, NM
SWRS
1724Robert Chew   1992-09-07
USA, New Mexico, Hidalgo, 2.5 mi N Rodeo, NM

University of Mississippi, Thomas M. Pullen Herbarium

MISS
MISS0006037L. C. Higgins   91721974-08-26
USA, New Mexico, Chaves, 3.5 mi E of Elkins on Hwy 70.

University of Nevada Herbarium

RENO:V
13161E.O. Wooton   29541904-08-24
USA, New Mexico, Santa Fe, [5 miles] S of Stanley, 35.075017 -105.976966, 1829m

University of New Mexico Herbarium

UNM:Vascular Plants
UNM0138240Robert C. Sivinski   51591999-09-16
USA, New Mexico, Roosevelt, Oasis State Park, ca 4 miles north of Portales, 1240m
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Google Map

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