Rocky Mountain Herbarium (RM), University of Wyoming
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18 matching records found (of 18).
Search query: Genus begins with Abutilon, Species begins with parvulum, (search polygon not defined)
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1.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: Globe.  Elev. 3500 ft.
T1N R15E S26.  
Dry steep hillsides. Phenology: flowering. 

Aven Nelson, 10339.  5/5/1925. 		RM 132387
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2.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Yavapai County: Montezuma Castle National Monument.  Elev. 3560 ft.
Loose gypsum soil near monument. Phenology: flowering. 

Aven Nelson, 2040.  5/21/1935. 		RM 172296
     with Ruth A. Nelson
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3.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Lincoln County: 15 mi E of Capitan.  Elev. 6200 ft.
Pinyon-juniper woodland. Phenology: flowering. 

C. Leo Hitchcock, 4260.  7/25/1938. 		RM 175396
     with Roland V. Rethke and R. van Raadshooven
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4.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Dona Ana County: Organ Mountains.  Elev. 4000-7000 ft.
Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

E. O. Wooton, s.n..  10/4/1903. 		RM 223224
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5.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Socorro County: Atomic Bomb Test Site: on road 1 mi S of crater.
Phenology: flowering. 

Hess, 532.  8/31/1965. 		RM 305168
     with Dunn and Spellman
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6.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: Tonto National Forest: Winter range.  Elev. 4500 ft.
T5N R15E S30.  
10 degree southern shallow loam slope in Chaparral with T. oak, side-oats, bullgrass; common abundance. Phenology: flowering. 

Jerry M. Johnson, F-53.  10/15/1934. 		USFS 513871
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7.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Mohave County: Arizona Strip: Black Rock Gulch.  Elev. 3540 ft.
36 53.91' N, 113 40.73' W.  
Limestone and gypsum soils of the Harrisburg formation; Larrea, Brickellia, Coleogyne community. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

Larry C. Higgins, 26702.  6/1/2005. 		RM 785680
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8.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Mohave County: Sullivan Canyon.  Elev. 800 m.
T40N R14E S4.  
Limestone substrate soil in Larrea, Coleogyne, and Chilopsis community. Phenology: flowering. 

Larry C. Higgins, 21187.  4/24/2000. 		RM 740415
     with Duane Atwood, B. Furniss
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9.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Mohave County: Black Rock Gulch.  Elev. 1250 m.
T41N R15E S36.  
Pennsylvanian limestone with Rhus ash, blackbrush, and Wafer ash community. Phenology: flowering. 

Larry C. Higgins, 21295.  5/15/2000. 		RM 740425
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10.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: White Mountains: Lower crossing of Black River.  Elev. 4300 ft.
T4N R20E S1.  33.713 N, 110.2118 W; uncertainty 4 mi..  
Rocky slopes. taken to be Black River Crossing Phenology: flowering. 

Leslie N. Goodding, 694.  7/27/1910. 		RM 74729
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11.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Pima County: Babiroquivra [Baboquivari] Mountains.  Elev. 4300 ft.
Phenology: fruiting. 

Marcus E. Jones, 24928.  9/19/1929. 		RM 118358
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12.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Grant County: Mangas Springs.  Elev. 4770 ft.
Phenology: flowering. 

O. B. Metcalfe, 657.  9/5/1903. 		RM 58514
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13.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Grant County: Mangas Springs, 18 mi NW of Silver City.  Elev. 4770 ft.
Phenology: flowering. 

O. B. Metcalfe, 96.  5/30/1903. 		RM 55806
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14.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Luna County: Florida Mountains: northeast side of mountains in Windmill Canyon.  Elev. 5100 ft.
T25S R7W S7 SW1/4.  
Phenology: flowering. 

R. D. Worthington, 16515.  5/7/1988. 		RM 547558
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15.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Dona Ana County: Jornada Experimental Range: 3/4 mi W of Ropes house.  Elev. 5400-5500 ft.
Gravelly soil in browse with fairly rare abundance. Phenology: flowering. 

Robert S. Campbell, 640.  8/25/1928. 		USFS 513870
     with Gordon D. Merrick
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16.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: Tonto National Forest; 3 Bar.  Elev. 3500 ft.
T4N R10E S2.  
Phenology: flowering. 

Charles P. Pase, 1163.  9/20/1960. 		RMRS 
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17.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., Arizona, Gila County: Tonto National Forest; Winter Range.  Elev. 5200 ft.
T5N R15E S30.  
Phenology: flowering. 

Jerry M. Johnson, 53.  10/15/1934. 		RMRS 
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18.  Abutilon parvulum A. Gray 				Malvaceae

U.S.A., New Mexico, Socorro County: Atomic Bomb Test Site: east transect at 1400 feet.
Phenology: flowering. 

W. Hess, 532.  8/31/1965. 		RM 305168
     with D. B. Dunn and Spellman
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