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Dataset: DES
Search Criteria: Colorado; Montrose County; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium Collection

DES-2744:Agoseris
aurantiaca (Hook.) Greene
DES00026023Vlad Siplivinsky   43191982-07-24
Colorado, Montrose County, Uncompaghre Plateau; Love Mesa Road 500, 1 mi. from Junction with 402, T49N, R15W, S28-29, 38.4875 -108.576944, 2881m
DES-3570:Chamaechaenactis
scaposa (Eastw.) Rydb.
DES00026066W. A. Weber   160601982-05-30
Colorado, Montrose County, Monogram Mesa, E slope, West end of Paradox Valley., 38.229444 -108.766389, 1800m
DES-42:Cirsium
neomexicanum Gray
DES00025982W. A. Weber   106821982-05-29
Colorado, Montrose County, Dolores River Canyon 16 mi above Paradox, 38.580556 -108.926944, 1450m
DES-42:Cirsium
neomexicanum Gray
DES00025983W. A. Weber   1982-05-29
Colorado, Montrose County, Dolores River Canyon 16 mi above Paradox, 38.580556 -108.926944, 1450m
DES-3601:Crepis
acuminata Nutt.
DES00022191Wendy C. Hodgson   H-13971981-07-02
Colorado, Montrose County, ca. 6 mi S of Maher, off Rte. 92, along the Crystal Springs Hiking Trail., 38.567333 -107.545278, 1463m
DES-12966:Erigeron
speciosus (Nutt.) Cronq.
DES00022196Wendy C. Hodgson   H-13991981-07-02
Colorado, Montrose County, Ca. 6 mi S of Maher, off Rte. 92, along Crystal Springs Hiking Trail., 38.567333 -107.545278, 1524m
DES-12966:Erigeron
speciosus (Nutt.) Cronq.
DES00022195Wendy C. Hodgson   H-13981981-07-02
Colorado, Montrose County, Ca. 6 mi. S of Maher, off Rt. 92 along Crystal Springs Hiking Trail., 38.567333 -107.545278, 1524m
DES-3918:Machaeranthera
grindelioides (Nutt.) Shinners
DES00025987W. A. Weber   106751982-05-29
Colorado, Montrose County, 2.1 mi from Paradox on road to Landfill Area, Paradox Valley, 38.395556 -108.961944, 1650m
DES-12213:Astragalus
coltonii M.E. Jones
DES00026063W. A. Weber   160671982-05-30
Colorado, Montrose County, Monogram Mesa, E slope, W end of Paradox Valley, 38.229444 -108.766389, 1800m
DES-12232:Astragalus
flexuosus (M.E. Jones) Barneby
DES00025915W. A. Weber   106771982-05-29
Colorado, Montrose County, 2.1 miles from Paradox on road to landfill area, Paradox Valley., 38.395556 -108.961944, 1650m
DES-46030:Astragalus
linifolius Osterhout
DES00026117W. A. Weber   106831982-05-29
Colorado, Montrose County, On side of river just before the bridge to join main hwy, 38.478995 -107.889003
DES-2490:Astragalus
wingatanus S. Wats.
DES00025921W. A. Weber   160371982-05-29
Colorado, Montrose County, Little Gypsum Valley 25 mi N of Hwy 114, 38.148056 -108.887778, 1600m
DES-1671:Pediomelum
megalanthum (Woot. & Standl.) Rydb.
DES00025918W. A. Weber   160311982-05-29
Colorado, Montrose County, Little Gypsum Valley, 25 miles N of Hwy 114., 38.148056 -108.887778, 1600m
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