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Dataset: WTU-V
Search Criteria: Mexico; Baja California (norte); excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Washington Herbarium, Vascular Plant Collection

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286105Peter Lesica   11451981-02-15
Mexico, Baja California (norte), At Cantu Palms. East face of Sierra Juarez, approximately 40 miles southwest of Mexicali.
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212429Peter H. Raven   168261961-10-08
Mexico, Baja California (norte), About 2.5 miles south of La Rumorosa, northern Sierra Juarez., 1280m
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194810George H. Ward, Ann Ward   7871949-03-22
Mexico, Baja California (norte), Along South Domingo River, across from and ca. 1/2 mile above Red Rock.
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159183Ira L. Wiggins   130651954-04-08
Mexico, Baja California (norte), San Carlos Canyon, 3/4 mi. above Agua caliente.
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161035C. R. Bell   12331952-02-08
Mexico, Baja California (norte), Frequent in sandy, rocky "stream beds" in valley 11 to 12 miles east of El Rosario., 30.093135 -115.542618
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343224T. R. Van Devender, M. C. Penalba, J.L. Betancourt, S. H. Bullock   98-811998-02-13
Mexico, Baja California (norte), Just west of Mex. 1 on road to Mision San Fernando. Municipio of Ensenada., 29.989444 -11.218056, 530m
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Valerie Soza, Saruhen Avila Moreno and Yuan Yaowu   17892005-07-13
Mexico, Baja California (norte), Sierra San Pedro Martir, 15 miles NE of Rancho Meling, just before Los Manzanos., 30.965833 -115.606111, 1760m
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Yaowu Yuan   2005-252005-07-12
Mexico, Baja California (norte), Along highway 1, 11.7 miles S of Rancho Chapala, under the Puente Las Vivoras Bridge., 29.268889 -114.197222, 547m
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165304Ira L. Wiggins   130301954-04-06
Mexico, Baja California (norte), Cantu Grade, 33 miles from Mexicali along highway to Alaska., 32.167139 -115.292817, 381m
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