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1.  Funastrum crispum (Benth.) Schltr. 				Apocynaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: Tonto National Forest: Parker Creek Experimental Forest.  Elev. 4700 ft.
T5N R13E S1.  
Chaparral community in diabase sandy loam on a 20% southeast slope in natural drainages with Turbinella oak and Ceanothus; slight abundance; distributed in chaparral type communities. Phenology: fruiting. 

Barnard A. Hendricks, 2103.  9/10/1936. 		USFS 491118
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2.  Funastrum crispum (Benth.) Schltr. 				Apocynaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Cochise County: Chiricahua Mountains: Pinery Canyon at junction of North and South Forks.  Elev. 5700 ft.
T17S R30E S7.  
Phenology: flowering. 

Witmer Stone, 449.  7/1/1919. 		RM 128553
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3.  Funastrum crispum (Benth.) Schltr. 				Apocynaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: Tonto National Forest: Sierra Ancha: Natural Drainages.  Elev. 4800 ft.
Phenology: fruiting. 

Barnard A. Hendricks, 2103.  9/10/1936. 		RMRS 
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4.  Funastrum crispum (Benth.) Schltr. 				Apocynaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Las Animas County: Wet Mountains: Wet Mountain Valley: Sangre de Cristo Range and vicinity: Picketwire Valley, ca 1 mi E of Cordova Plaza.  Elev. 6700 ft.
T33S R66W S32.  37.1266 N, 104.8008 W; uncertainty 1 mi..  
Roadside. Phenology: flowering. 

Ronald L. Hartman, 62419.  7/22/1998. 		RM 764546
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5.  Funastrum crispum (Benth.) Schltr. 				Apocynaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Colfax County: Vermejo Park Ranch: northern-most hill in Cedar Hills, 9.8 air mi E of Cimarron.  Elev. 6418 ft.
36 30' 33" N, 104 44' 21" W; WGS 84, Digital map.  
Small hill of eroding shale and sandstone capped by conglomerate, with scattered Juniperus monosperma and Cercocarpus montanus. Petals pale maroon-green, not opening widely; corona pink; styles green; vine twining on grasses; rare. Photographed. Phenology: flowering. 

Ben Legler, 4419B.  6/15/2007. 		RM 840374	Barcode: RM0018888
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