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TEX	Dasylirion stewartii var. glaucum I.M.Johnst. TEX00111251David J. Bogler|Jim Bogler   6921989-07-29 Mexico, Coahuila, Foothills of the Sa de las Cruces, between Alicante and San José de Carranza, on old rd the Minas, 27.83333 -103.56667 Full Record Details
TEX	Dasylirion stewartii var. glaucum I.M.Johnst. TEX00111252David J. Bogler|Jim Bogler   6921989-07-29 Mexico, Coahuila, Foothills of the Sa de las Cruces, between Alicante and San José de Carranza, on old rd the Minas, 27.83333 -103.56667 Full Record Details
TEX	Dasylirion stewartii var. glaucum I.M.Johnst. TEX00111253David J. Bogler|Jim Bogler   6901989-07-29 Mexico, Coahuila, Foothills of the Sa de las Cruces, between Alicante and San José de Carranza, on old rd the Minas, 27.83333 -103.56667 Full Record Details
TEX	Dasylirion stewartii var. glaucum I.M.Johnst. TEX00111254Mark H. Mayfield|Brook G. Milligan|C. McCall   14111992-05-16 Mexico, Coahuila, Sa de Mojada in Canyon de Calavazas; above the minas at La Esmeralda., 27.25 -103.67639 Full Record Details
TEX	Dasylirion stewartii var. glaucum I.M.Johnst. TEX00111255David J. Bogler|Burford L. Westlund   6931989-07-30 Mexico, Coahuila, 5 mi E of Sa Mojada, 0.5 mi past RR track, 0.5 mi up rd to the right Full Record Details
TEX	Dasylirion stewartii var. glaucum I.M.Johnst. TEX00111256David J. Bogler|Burford L. Westlund   6941989-07-30 Mexico, Coahuila, 5 mi E of Sa Mojada, 0.5 mi past RR track, 0.5 mi up rd to the right, 27.36667 -103.66667 Full Record Details

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