Rocky Mountain Herbarium (RM), University of Wyoming
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11 matching records found (of 11).
Search query: Genus begins with Pectis, Species begins with longipes, (search polygon not defined)
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1.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Santa Cruz County: Santa Rita Mountains.  Elev. 8000 ft.
Hillsides. Phenology: flowering. 

Aven Nelson, 1386.  4/6/1935. 		RM 147284
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2.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: Miami vicinity.  Elev. 3400 ft.
T1N R15E S30.  
Hillsides. Phenology: flowering. 

Aven Nelson, 1920.  5/14/1935. 		RM 147285
     with Ruth A. Nelson
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3.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Pima County: Coronado National Forest: near Florida Station.  Elev. 4350 ft.
Steep east slope; gravelly loam; in woodland with Bouteloua, Hiaria and Prosopis; fairly abundant in foothills. Phenology: flowering. 

Jack Magee, 208.  8/13/1925. 		USFS 481272
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4.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Cochise County: Huachuca Mountains: Coronado National Forest: East base of Huachuca Mountain.  Elev. 4800 ft.
T22S R20E S22.  31.5093 N, 110.3072 W; uncertainty 6 mi..  
Open flats. Phenology: flowering. 

Leslie N. Goodding, 5076.  5/22/1936. 		RM 191631
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5.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Cochise County: Huachuca Mountains: Ramsey Canyon.  Elev. 5600 ft.
T23S R20E S9.  
Gravelly flats. Phenology: flowering. 

Leslie N. Goodding, 875.  8/23/1910. 		RM 74810
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6.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Catron County: Apache National Forest: ca 10 mi SSE of Luna, ca 3.5 mi N of junction NM Hwy 12/U.S. Hwy 180 on U.S. Hwy 180.  [Wrong cardinal directions, see "Errors/Notes" at right]  Elev. 7250 ft.
T7S R20W S9.  
Steep road-fill embankment. Phenology: flowering. 

N. Duane Atwood, 25422.  5/2/2000. 		RM 742636
     with S. L. Welsh
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7.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Santa Cruz County: Oro Blanco Mountains: E of Ruby.  Elev. 4200 ft.
Gravelly flats and slopes. Phenology: flowering. 

Ora M. Clark, 12458.  9/9/1944. 		RM 207773
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8.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Pima County: Santa Rita Range Reserve: pasture 2, near Proctor gate.  Elev. 4000 ft.
North slope; sandy soil; rare with Lupine, cartwheel and Gilia; edge of arroyo. Phenology: flowering. 

Rudolph L. Hensel, 207.  5/7/1919. 		USFS 481271
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9.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Pima County: Coronado National Forest: Florida Station Pasture.  Elev. 4300 ft.
Steep northeast slope; gravelly loam; woodland with Bouteloua, Hilaria and Prosopis. Phenology: flowering. 

Richard S. Griffith, 541.  5/15/1926. 		USFS 481273
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10.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Cochise County: Chiricahua Mountains: Mouth of Rucker Canyon, 3 mi below old Fort Rucker.  Elev. 5300 ft.
T19S R29E S30.  
Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

Witmer Stone, 574.  7/8/1919. 		RM 128642
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11.  Pectis longipes A. Gray 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Catron County: Apache National Forest: ca 10 mi SW of Luna, ca mi N of junction NM Hwy 12/U.S. Hwy 180 on U.S. Hwy 180.
Steep road-fill embankment. Phenology: flowering. 

N. Duane Atwood, 25422.  5/2/2000. 		RM 742636
     with S. L. Welsh
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