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Dataset: GILA
Taxa: Rubiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Gila National Forest Herbarium

GILA-3769:Asclepias
asperula (Dcne.) Woods.
C. A. Huff   14361994-06-13
New Mexico, Catron County, Gila National Forest; FS 233, 10 miles east from jct with Hwy12, 33.72754228 -108.579821, 2317m
GILA-933:Carex
geophila Mackenzie
Jack L. Carter   14631994-06-14
New Mexico, Catron County, Gila National Forest; Hall Canyon Road along the edges of an intermittent stream, 33.52814217 -108.5994754, 2301m
GILA-3769:Asclepias
asperula (Dcne.) Woods.
Owen F. Williams   961251996-08-18
New Mexico, Catron County, Gila National Forest; small tributary to the unnamed drainage in which Hay Vega Spring is located, 34.005595 -108.968837, 2591m
GILA-3769:Asclepias
asperula (Dcne.) Woods.
C. A. Huff   15071994-06-24
New Mexico, Graham County, State property; adjacent to Hwy 152, 4.8 miles north from junction with Hwy 61, 32.84272165 -107.8917154, 1920m
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