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Dataset: DES
Search Criteria: New Mexico; Chaves; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium Collection

DES-3544
undetermined (Gray) M.C. Johnston
DES00033837R. D. Worthington   165491988-05-14
New Mexico, Chaves, Along US 70, 45 road mi SW of Elida; 5.2 road mi NE of the Pecos River bridge., 33.620312 -104.255381
DES-17935
undetermined Cham. & Schltdl.
DES00033835R. D. Worthington   16546.51988-05-14
New Mexico, Chaves, along US 70 45 rd. mi SW of Elida; 5.2 rd. mi NE of the Pecos River bridge, 33.60719 -104.29519
DES-2438
undetermined Nutt.
DES00033841R. D. Worthington   165541988-05-14
New Mexico, Chaves, Along US 70 45 rd. mi. SW of Elida; 5.2 rd. mi. NE of Pecos River bridge., 33.620312 -104.255381
DES-2034
undetermined (Ruiz & Pav.) Choisy
DES00021686Kerry Burns   441979-06-21
New Mexico, Chaves, 40 mi W of Caprock, Waldrop Park., 33.4749437 -103.8342075, 975m
DES-1984
undetermined Torr. & Gray
DES00010301Noel H. Holmgren   69191973-04-22
New Mexico, Chaves, New Mexico Highway 13, 14 miles west of Hagerman., 33.07 -104.55, 1143m
DES-1448
undetermined Torr.
DES00033834R. D. Worthington   165381988-05-14
New Mexico, Chaves, Along US 70 45 mi SW of Elida; 5.2 road mi NE of the Pecos River bridge., 33.60719 -104.29519, 1167m
DES-71487
undetermined S.V. Fraser
DES00010244Noel H. Holmgren   69301973-04-22
New Mexico, Chaves, Top of Mescalero Ridge, near Cedar Point, 27.5 airline miles east-southeast of Hagerman., 33.0159893 -103.8784066
DES-2942
undetermined S. Wats.
DES00033838R. D. Worthington   165561988-05-14
New Mexico, Chaves, Along US 70 45 rd. ni. SW of Elida; 5.2 rd. mi. NE of Pecos River bridge; a ridge or old terrace., 33.620312 -104.255381
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