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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cynanchum pringlei (Metastelma pringlei, Cynanchum barbigerum var. breviflorum)
Search Criteria: Durango; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lundell Herbarium at the University of Texas at Austin

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LL00101764George Neville Jones   409831958-10-13
Mexico, Durango, 14 miles East of La Cadena.
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LL00101766Marshall C. Johnston|Tom L. Wendt|Fernando Chiang-Cabrera   11457 A1973-06-23
Mexico, Durango, Ca. 4 km. WSW of Luis Moya at Estación de Microondas Las Campanas., 24.55 -104.01667
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LL00101767Donovan S. Correll|Ivan M. Johnston   202191958-07-26
Mexico, Durango, 26 miles West of Mapimi, rout # 30.

New York Botanical Garden Steere Herbarium

NY
Cynanchum pringlei (A.Gray) Henrickson
04184593J. S. Henrickson   153521976-08-14
Mexico, Durango, ± 26 (air) miels SW of Torreon, 6.8 (rd) miles of Hwy 40 towards Presa Francisco Zarca, on the E base of Vertical limestone cliffs of a narrow vertical - walled canyon in Cerro del Patron, 25.25 -103.75, 1400m

University of Arizona Herbarium

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407562James S. Henrickson   153521976-08-14
Mexico, Durango, Torreon Municipio, ± 26 (air) miles SW of Torreon, 6.8 (rd) miles NW of Hwy 40 towards Presa Francisco Zarca, on the E base of vertical limestone cliffs of a narrow vertical-walled canyon in Cerro del Patron., 25.25 -103.75, 1400m

University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium

UCR
A.C. Sanders   66331986-07-01
Mexico, Durango, Mapimi, NW foothills of Sierra Mapimi, 2 km south of Mapimi at an old kiln, 25.81667 -103.83333, 1468m

University of Texas at Austin Herbarium

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TEX00101770James S. Henrickson|Barry Prigge   153521976-08-14
Mexico, Durango, Lerdo, +/- 26 (rd) miles SW of Torreón. 6.8 (rd) miles NW of Hwy. 40 towards Presa Francisco Zarca. on the E base of vertical limestone cliffs of a narrow vertical-walled canyon in Cerro del Patrón., 25.25 -103.75
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