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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection
COLO:V	Grindelia scabra Greene 01288919E. O. Wooton   13021904-09-09 United States, New Mexico, Sierra, In and around the south end of the Black Range, Kingston., 2012m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Grindelia scabra Greene 01288927Mark Allen Wetter   5881979-09-26 United States, New Mexico, Otero, Along US 82 W of Cloudcroft 1.1 mi W of Cloudcroft village limits. 3.0 mi W of jct US 28/NM24. Lincoln National Forest. Full Record Details
COLO:V	Grindelia scabra Greene 01288935Mark Allen Wetter   5901979-09-26 United States, New Mexico, Otero, Along US 82 just opposite entrance to Cloud Country Club Estates, 3.3 mi W of Winsat, 8.6 mi E of jct with NM 130. Full Record Details
COLO:V	Grindelia scabra Greene 01289024R. D. Worthington   63961980-08-23 United States, New Mexico, Sierra, 0.5 miles W of Kingston, up North Percha Creek Full Record Details
COLO:V	Grindelia scabra Greene 01289032R. D. Worthington   47801979-07-28 United States, New Mexico, Otero, Cloudcroft, W of edge of town along US Highway 82, 2591 - 2591m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Grindelia scabra Greene 01289040R. D. Worthington   142621986-07-12 United States, New Mexico, Sierra, Emory Pass at Grant Co. Line, 2500m Full Record Details
COLO:V	Grindelia scabra Greene 01289057Bob Hutchins   124371989-09-20 United States, New Mexico, Otero, Highway 82, 1.1 mile west of Cloudcroft., 2621m Full Record Details

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