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Heterotheca villosa var. sierrablancensis

Heterotheca villosa var. sierrablancensis Semple is native to mid to higher elevations in the White Mts. of New Mexico.

 Heterotheca villosa var sierrablancensis Fig 49 Semple 1996

Habit (NM. Lincoln Co., type locale)
Flowering shoot (NM. Lincoln Co., type locale)
Heterotheca villosa var sierrablancensis map Fig-40 Semple 1996
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