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Dataset: SEINet
Search Criteria: Texas; Culberson County; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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General Observations

SEINet-3391:Epithelantha
micromeris (Engelmann) Weber ex Britton & Rose
Marc A. Baker   
TEXAS, Culberson County, detailed locality information protected
SEINet-16286:Hedeoma
nana (Torrey) Greene
Marc A. Baker   130821998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, 1.5km ENE of Guadalupe Peak, 31.9 -104.85, 2290m
SEINet-4387:Phacelia
undetermined Juss.
Marc A. Baker   130841998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet:Coryphantha
sneedii (S. Brack & K. D. Heil) A. D. Zimmerman
Marc A. Baker   130861998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-128881:Echinocereus
coccineus (Wooton & Standley) Blum & Rutow
Marc A. Baker   13086.11998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-128881:Echinocereus
coccineus (Wooton & Standley) Blum & Rutow
Marc A. Baker   13086.21998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-128881:Echinocereus
coccineus (Wooton & Standley) Blum & Rutow
Marc A. Baker   13086.31998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-2980:Philadelphus
occidentalis A. Nelson
Marc A. Baker   130871998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-1430:Symphoricarpos
longiflorus A. Gray
Marc A. Baker   130891998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-3404:Allium
kunthii Don.
Marc A. Baker   130911998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-17857:Allium
drummondii Regel
Marc A. Baker   130921998-08-09
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, summit of Guadalupe Peak, 31.88 -104.86, 2667m
SEINet-96259:Polygala
rimulicola Steyermark
Marc A. Baker   
TEXAS, Culberson County, detailed locality information protected
SEINet-26462:Agave
neomexicana Wooton & Standley
Marc A. Baker   13095 (live only)1998-08-10
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Bear Canyon, 700m ENE of Hunter Peak, 31.91 -104.81, 2300m
SEINet-325:Paronychia
jamesii Torrey & A. Gray
Marc A. Baker   130961998-08-10
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Bear Canyon, 700m ENE of Hunter Peak, 31.91 -104.81, 2300m
SEINet-3489:Eriogonum
jamesii Benth. in DC.
Marc A. Baker   130971998-08-10
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Bear Canyon, 700m ENE of Hunter Peak, 31.91 -104.81, 2300m
SEINet-18129:Dasylirion
leiophyllum Engelmann
Marc A. Baker   13097.1 (live only)1998-08-10
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Bear Canyon, 700m ENE of Hunter Peak, 31.91 -104.81, 2300m
SEINet-4254:Nolina
undetermined Michx.
Marc A. Baker   13097.2 (live only)1998-08-10
TEXAS, Culberson County, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Bear Canyon, 700m ENE of Hunter Peak, 31.91 -104.81, 2300m
SEINet-31329:Coryphantha
robustispina (Lemaire) N. P. Taylor
Marc A. Baker   
TEXAS, Culberson County, detailed locality information protected
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