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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Asclepias fascicularis (Asclepias mexicana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

COLO:V
01886076   
United States, Oregon, Wasco
COLO:V
01886068   
United States, Washington
COLO:V
01886050Noel H. Holmgren   97151980-08-01
United States, Nevada, Churchill, Lahontan Valley, Bass Lake (oxbows of south branch of Carson River), near Schnider Road, ca 6.5 km (4 mi) airline distance southwest of downtown Fallon., 1200m
COLO:V
01886043   
United States, California, Santa Barbara
COLO:V
01886035   
United States, California, Tulare
COLO:V
01886027   
United States, California, Tulare
COLO:V
01886019   
United States, California, Tulare
COLO:V
01886001   
United States, California, Santa Clara
COLO:V
01885995   
United States, California
COLO:V
01885987   
United States, California, Inyo
COLO:V
01885979   
United States, California, San Bernardino
COLO:V
01885961   
United States, California, Ventura
COLO:V
01885953   
United States, California, Los Angeles
COLO:V
01885946   
United States, California
COLO:V
Asclepias mexicana auct. non Cav.
01887009   
Mexico, Federal District
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