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Type of Abies lowiana (Gordon) A.Murray var. viridula Debreczy & I.Rácz [family PINACEAE]
Date Updated: 14 December 2009
Herbarium
Swedish Museum of Natural History Department of Botany (S), S04-1342
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Debreczy, Z.; Biró, G.; Rácz, I.; et al., #Dendrological Atlas Project Coll. 39711 x1
Collection Date
1994/05/06
Locality
Chihuahua: Sierra Madre Occidental. About 9 km NW of Ciudad Madera
Country
Mexico (Mexico)
Collection altitude
2700m
Identifications
Type of Abies lowiana (Gordon) A.Murray var. viridula Debreczy & I.Rácz [family PINACEAE] (stored under name)
Abies concolor (Gordon) Lindl. ex Hildebr. [family PINACEAE]
Notes
[Habitat acc. to label:] Rocky Mts. type of coniferous forest on a shallow canyon side with rich (mainly deciduous) woody vegetation along a river bank. Associating species: Acer glabrum, Mahonia repens var. pumila, Pinus strobiformis (ayacahuite var. brachyptera), Pinus durangensis, Populus tremuloides, Pseuotsuga sp., Quercus candicans, Ribes madrensis etc. [Verbatim Label:] Plantae Mexicanae «Zs. Debreczy, Gy. Biró, I. Rácz et al.: Iter Mexicanum Tertium»{/}ISOTYPUS{/}[determination]{/}Mexico: Estado de CHIHUAHUA, Sierra Madre Occidental.{/}Rocky Mts. type of coniferous forest on a shallow canyon side with rich (mainly deciduous) woody vegetation along a river bank, about 9 km NW of Ciudad Madera. repens var. pumila, Pinus strobiformis (ayacahuite var. brachyptera), Pinus durangensis, Populus tremuloides, Pseuotsuga sp., Quercus candicans, Ribes madrensis etc. Alt. about 2700 m{/}Coll.: Debreczy, Biró, Rácz et al. May 6, 1994{/}Dendrological Atlas Project Collections # 39711 x1{/}Supported by the International Dendrological Research Institute, Inc. (I.D.R.I.), Medfield, Massachusetts in cooperation with EARTHWATCH, Center for Field Research, Watertown, Massachusetts.
Pages
2
Data last modified
2009-12-14
Date Updated: 14 December 2009
Herbarium
Swedish Museum of Natural History Department of Botany (S), S04-1342
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Debreczy, Z.; Biró, G.; Rácz, I.; et al., #Dendrological Atlas Project Coll. 39711 x1
Collection Date
1994/05/06
Locality
Chihuahua: Sierra Madre Occidental. About 9 km NW of Ciudad Madera
Country
Mexico (Mexico)
Collection altitude
2700m
Identifications
Type of Abies lowiana (Gordon) A.Murray var. viridula Debreczy & I.Rácz [family PINACEAE] (stored under name)
Abies concolor (Gordon) Lindl. ex Hildebr. [family PINACEAE]
Notes
[Habitat acc. to label:] Rocky Mts. type of coniferous forest on a shallow canyon side with rich (mainly deciduous) woody vegetation along a river bank. Associating species: Acer glabrum, Mahonia repens var. pumila, Pinus strobiformis (ayacahuite var. brachyptera), Pinus durangensis, Populus tremuloides, Pseuotsuga sp., Quercus candicans, Ribes madrensis etc. [Verbatim Label:] Plantae Mexicanae «Zs. Debreczy, Gy. Biró, I. Rácz et al.: Iter Mexicanum Tertium»{/}ISOTYPUS{/}[determination]{/}Mexico: Estado de CHIHUAHUA, Sierra Madre Occidental.{/}Rocky Mts. type of coniferous forest on a shallow canyon side with rich (mainly deciduous) woody vegetation along a river bank, about 9 km NW of Ciudad Madera. repens var. pumila, Pinus strobiformis (ayacahuite var. brachyptera), Pinus durangensis, Populus tremuloides, Pseuotsuga sp., Quercus candicans, Ribes madrensis etc. Alt. about 2700 m{/}Coll.: Debreczy, Biró, Rácz et al. May 6, 1994{/}Dendrological Atlas Project Collections # 39711 x1{/}Supported by the International Dendrological Research Institute, Inc. (I.D.R.I.), Medfield, Massachusetts in cooperation with EARTHWATCH, Center for Field Research, Watertown, Massachusetts.
Pages
2
Data last modified
2009-12-14
Date Updated: 14 December 2009
Herbarium
Swedish Museum of Natural History Department of Botany (S), S04-1342
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Debreczy, Z.; Biró, G.; Rácz, I.; et al., #Dendrological Atlas Project Coll. 39711 x1
Collection Date
1994/05/06
Locality
Chihuahua: Sierra Madre Occidental. About 9 km NW of Ciudad Madera
Country
Mexico (Mexico)
Collection altitude
2700m
Identifications
Type of Abies lowiana (Gordon) A.Murray var. viridula Debreczy & I.Rácz [family PINACEAE] (stored under name)
Abies concolor (Gordon) Lindl. ex Hildebr. [family PINACEAE]
Notes
[Habitat acc. to label:] Rocky Mts. type of coniferous forest on a shallow canyon side with rich (mainly deciduous) woody vegetation along a river bank. Associating species: Acer glabrum, Mahonia repens var. pumila, Pinus strobiformis (ayacahuite var. brachyptera), Pinus durangensis, Populus tremuloides, Pseuotsuga sp., Quercus candicans, Ribes madrensis etc. [Verbatim Label:] Plantae Mexicanae «Zs. Debreczy, Gy. Biró, I. Rácz et al.: Iter Mexicanum Tertium»{/}ISOTYPUS{/}[determination]{/}Mexico: Estado de CHIHUAHUA, Sierra Madre Occidental.{/}Rocky Mts. type of coniferous forest on a shallow canyon side with rich (mainly deciduous) woody vegetation along a river bank, about 9 km NW of Ciudad Madera. repens var. pumila, Pinus strobiformis (ayacahuite var. brachyptera), Pinus durangensis, Populus tremuloides, Pseuotsuga sp., Quercus candicans, Ribes madrensis etc. Alt. about 2700 m{/}Coll.: Debreczy, Biró, Rácz et al. May 6, 1994{/}Dendrological Atlas Project Collections # 39711 x1{/}Supported by the International Dendrological Research Institute, Inc. (I.D.R.I.), Medfield, Massachusetts in cooperation with EARTHWATCH, Center for Field Research, Watertown, Massachusetts.
Pages
2
Data last modified
2009-12-14
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