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Dataset: ASU
Taxa: Microseris
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

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Microseris lindleyi (DC.) A. Gray
ASU0030145Reid Moran   65681958-03-24
Mexico, Baja California, Mesa 8.4 miles north of Rio Santo Domingo, 30.85 -116.05, 100m
ASU
Microseris linearifolia (Nutt.) Schultz-Bip.
ASU0030146T. F. Daniel   14361981-05-21
Mexico, Baja California, Rocky slopes along road between Hwy 3 and Rancho Mike, 10.1 mi SW of Hwy 3 and 0.9 mi NE of Rancho San Francisco., 31.10998 -115.63548, 1210m
ASU
Microseris lindleyi (DC.) A. Gray
ASU0030147Reid Moran   223351975-06-03
Mexico, Baja California, Arroyo Durazno, 3 miles south of San Isidoro., 30.73333 -115.5333, 1100m
ASU
Microseris lindleyi (DC.) A. Gray
ASU0030148D. J. Pinkava; L. McGill   64541970-03-28
Mexico, Sonora, 2.8 mi E of jct road from Esqueda and road from Bacoachi to Cananea., 30.63697 -109.579286, 1364m
ASU
Microseris linearifolia (Nutt.) Schultz-Bip.
ASU0030149Jon P. Rebman; Tom Nash, José Delgadillo   24861994-03-21
Mexico, Baja California, Cedros Island. Cerro Cedros to the northwest of the town of Cedros., 28.21667 -115.25
ASU
Microseris elegans Greene ex A. Gray
ASU0022795Jon P. Rebman; Jose Delgadillo   25831994-04-13
Mexico, Baja California, Vernal pool just south of Las Chichihuas, between Ensenada and La Mission along MEX Rte 1 (Libre)., 32.0333 -116.767
ASU
Microseris elegans Greene ex A. Gray
ASU0022796Reid Moran   282881980-04-20
Mexico, Baja California, Locally common at roadside, valley floor 3.5 km WNW of Ojos Negros., 31.9208 -116.304, 680m
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