 Asterales      mcvaugh jalisco     ROGERS MCVAUGH Wj      OAK-PINE FOREST >   y= SE slopes of Nevado de Colima, along a lumber road which ascends from a point 11 mi. from Atenquique on the Tonila rFoad.  % BRICKELLIA SECUNDIFLORA VAR. MONTICOLA one of the most abundant herbaceous plants here; coarse herb 1 m. high; flowers creamy white.     Brickellia -v>+h  Mexico OgV   ;:-J6 ASTERACEAE MONTICOLA !v6   | secundiflora 11794 2N  var. E   BILLIE L. TURNER yk9       Gnk 1951-04-04
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