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Gila National Forest Herbarium
GILA-1369:Artemisia	tridentata Nutt. R. N. Chandler   1960-10-20 Colorado, NW Colorado, BLM land, 40.51534149 -107.6760662, 1524m Full Record Details
GILA-2171:Cardamine	cordifolia A. Gray Owen Williams   960211996-06-22 Colorado, Dolores County, San Juan National Forest; along Hermosa Creek near the mouth of Corral Creek, 37.64801006 -107.8053963, 2745m Full Record Details
GILA-128:Atriplex	confertifolia (Torr. & Frém.) S. Wats. Pat Hanrahan   71962-10-23 Colorado, BLM land; NW Colorado, 40.51187135 -107.5582317, 1829m Full Record Details
GILA-18828:Trifolium	attenuatum Greene Owen Williams   960201996-06-22 Colorado, San Juan County, San Juan National Forest; along Hermosa Creek near mouth of Corral Creek, 37.64801006 -107.8053963, 2743m Full Record Details
GILA-15614:Nuphar	polysepala Engelm. Owen F. Williams   960221996-06-28 Colorado, San Juan County, San Juan National Forest; FS Rd 591, 3 miles east of Cascade Village, CO, 37.65839771 -107.8053701, 2745m Full Record Details
GILA-2852:Juniperus	osteosperma (Torr.) Little Jack L. Carter   13311994-05-24 Colorado, Mesa County, National Park Service; Colorado National Monument, 34.05282269 -109.2107834, 1646m Full Record Details
GILA-91:Sarcobatus	vermiculatus (Hook.) Torr. Jack L. Carter   13221994-05-23 Colorado, Mesa County, State property; I-70, 0.5 miles north of milemarker 54, 39.14197193 -108.7125913 Full Record Details

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