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Taxa: Bergerocactus emoryi (Cereus emoryi)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

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Bergerocactus emoryi Britton & Rose
ASU0052631D. J. Pinkava; L. McGill, T. Nash   P-91831972-06-11
Mexico, Baja California, Rte 1, 3.1 mi S of Maneadero and Inspection Station., 31.706146 -116.560831
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Bergerocactus emoryi Britton & Rose
ASU0052632W. Hodgson; R. Haughey, M. Mittleman   1978-06-05
Mexico, Baja California, Ca. 2 mi S of El Rosario, off Rte 1., 30.040599 -115.738998
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ASU0052633D. J. Pinkava; L. McGill, T. Nash   P-91351972-06-09
Mexico, Baja California, Rte 1, ca. 26 mi SE of Rosario., 30.067901 -115.752739
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ASU0052634D. J. Pinkava; L. McGill, T. Nash   P-90541972-06-07
Mexico, Baja California, Rte 1, ca. 8 mi N of Rosario., 30.067905 -115.748573
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ASU0052635D. J. Pinkava; Reeves, Hensel, McGill   P-120961974-05-22
Mexico, Baja California, Rte 1, just S of Vicente Guerrero., 27.9568798555028 -113.994140625
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ASU0052636D. J. Pinkava; L. McGill, T.Nash   P-91801972-06-11
Mexico, Baja California, Rte 1, 11 mi N of Rancho Ibarra., 30.972136 -116.158099
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Bergerocactus emoryi Britton & Rose
Jon P. Rebman; Hugo Cota   12201991-05-31
Mexico, Baja California, Approximately 8 miles north of El Rosario along Rte 1 at; km marker 42., 30.15 -115.783
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ASU0142749L.A. McGill   s.n.1972-00-00
Mexico, Baja California, Pacific coastal shrub zone from southernmost California (USA) to region of habitat Rosario, Baja California (MEX).
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