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Gila National Forest Herbarium
GILA-718:Blepharoneuron	tricholepis (Torr.) Nash C. A. Huff   19731994-09-24 New Mexico, Catron County, Gila National Forest; Negrito Ecosystem adjacent Timber Sale Road, off FS 28, 3.5 miles northwest from the junction with FS 141, 33.5569927 -108.5079467, 2499m Full Record Details
GILA-345:Senecio	actinella Greene Diego Villalba   21911995-06-03 New Mexico, Grant County, Gila National Forest; FS Trail 282 from Sheep Corral Cabin, 32.97203126 -108.2428115, 2134m Full Record Details
GILA-345:Senecio	actinella Greene C. A. Huff   13691994-05-31 New Mexico, Catron County, Gila National Forest; Granny Canyon campsite off FS 141, 0.5 miles east from the jnx with FS 194, 33.53874741 -108.6501861, 2277m Full Record Details
GILA-718:Blepharoneuron	tricholepis (Torr.) Nash Diego Villalba   1291996-09-04 New Mexico, Catron County, Gila National Forest; at Indian Creek, 0.25 mile east of the cabins, 33.40593871 -108.6049617, 2531m Full Record Details
GILA-718:Blepharoneuron	tricholepis (Torr.) Nash Jack L. Carter   19421994-09-15 New Mexico, Grant County, Gila National Forest; Hwy 15, 0.2 miles west from the Ben Lilly Monument, 32.89776718 -108.2482051, 2057m Full Record Details
GILA-718:Blepharoneuron	tricholepis (Torr.) Nash P. Boucher   8531990-09-13 New Mexico, Grant County, Gila National Forest; McMillan Canyon, 32.92490684 -108.213796, 2438m Full Record Details

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