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Dataset: COLO-
Taxa: Cressa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium

COLO
02031607S. A. Lundblad   141999-07-07
United States, New Mexico, Socorro, La Joya State Game Refuge, 1/2 mile east of Bernardo on 60.
COLO
02031649   
United States, California, Los Angeles
COLO
02031656   
United States, California, Los Angeles
COLO
02031664   
United States, California, Santa Clara
COLO
02031672   
Mexico, Baja California
COLO
02031680Lloyd H. Shinners   151741953-06-16
United States, New Mexico, Valencia, Bosque; 7.5 mi S of Belen.
COLO
02031698Arnold Tiehm   12247
United States, Nevada, Douglas
COLO
02031706Arnold Tiehm   13548
United States, Nevada, Nye
COLO
02031714   
United States, Nevada, Washoe
COLO
02031722   
United States, California, Sonoma
COLO
02031730E. O. Wooton   69761901-10-15
United States, New Mexico, Dona Ana, In the Mesilla Valley.
COLO
02031748   
United States, Nevada
COLO
02031797R. D. Worthington   105951983-05-29
United States, Texas, El Paso, El Paso, "Upper Valley" at junction Lee Shannon Road and West side Road (Highway 260), 1166 - 1212m
COLO
02031805   
Mexico, Baja California
COLO
02031813L. Arnow   37081973-07-22
United States, Utah, Weber, Ca. 15 mi. west of Ogden on west side of Little Mountain, 41.27069 -112.24889, 1283 - 1283m
COLO
02031821   
United States, Nevada, Washoe
COLO
02031839R. D. Worthington   31441978-08-19
United States, Texas, El Paso, El Paso, E side of NM 273 Bridge over Rio Grande along river near Anapra, 1143 - 1143m
COLO
02031854Windsor Copley   781976-06-17
United States, Utah, Box Elder, Stinking Springs, 100 m. N. of Promontory Road on east facing slope, 41.571949 -112.226669, 1298m
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