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Desert Botanical Garden Herbarium Collection
DES-17146:Agave	desmettiana Jacobi DES00050000Wendy C. Hodgson   16961A2003-04-01 Texas, Cameron County, Cultivated at Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Arizona, accession number 1967 8946 0223, pup from plant (1967 8946 01) that was originally collected by Howard S. Gentry, with Barclay, 14 March 1960, from Texas, Cameron County, Ringold Park, Brownsville, cultivated as an ornamental, origin unknown., 25.925472 -97.493889 Full Record Details
DES-17208:Ebenopsis	ebano (Berl.) Barneby & Grimes DES00055354C. D. Johnson   48872002-09-23 Texas, Cameron County, 6 miles N of Los Fresnos, 26.158667 -97.46825 Full Record Details
DES-1456:Leucaena	leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit DES00012009Howard S. Gentry   184271960-03-22 Texas, Cameron County, Brownsville., 25.90175 -97.497472 Full Record Details
DES-17146	undetermined Jacobi DES00064275Wendy C. Hodgson   169612003-04-01 Texas, Cameron County, Cultivated at Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix, Arizona, 25.925472 -97.493889 Full Record Details

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