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Angelo State Natural History Collections Herbarium (TEST)
ASU:SAT	Bothriochloa edwardsiana (Gould) Parodi 2833Roger Q. Landers Jr.   R1221958-08-30 United States, Texas, Menard, Landers Ranch, Dry Trap Full Record Details
pilotorch2 - Now TEX for TORCH Georef testing
TEX	Bothriochloa edwardsiana (Gould) Parodi TEX00143626J. A. Villareal Q.   58551991-03-27 Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Los Ramones, 25.75 -99.66667 Full Record Details
TEX	Bothriochloa edwardsiana (Gould) Parodi TEX00143627Stephan L. Hatch|Frank W. Gould   143661973-10-19 Mexico, Oaxaca, 275 Km NW of Oaxaca Full Record Details
TEX	Bothriochloa edwardsiana (Gould) Parodi TEX00313292Walter V. Brown   s.n.1952-07-11 United States, Texas, Kerr, 2 miles west of Mountain Home. Full Record Details
TEX	Bothriochloa edwardsiana (Gould) Parodi TEX00313293Frank W. Gould|J. B. Merrill   57631950-07-02 United States, Texas, Sutton, "Vet. Pasture" of A. & M. College Substation 14, 30 miles southeast of Sonora., 30.290443 -100.538474 Full Record Details
TEX	Bothriochloa edwardsiana (Gould) Parodi TEX00370069F. W. Gould|L. B. Merrill   60971951-09-19 United States, Texas, Edwards, (Transplanted to College Station from) A&M College Substation 14, 22 mi S of Sonora. Full Record Details
pilotorch3 - Now OKLA for TORCH Georef testing
OKLA	Andropogon edwardsianus Gould OKLA020002630F. W. Gould   57631950-07-02 United States, Texas, Sutton, Vet Pasture of A & M College Substation 14, 30 miles southeast of Sonora, 671m Full Record Details

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