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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Taedia virgulata
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

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Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115899   1929-08-06
MEXICO, Sonora, or, Saric, 31.10004 -111.38323
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Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115906P. H. Arnaud Jr., E. S. Ross, D. C. Rentz   1960-08-12
MEXICO, Sonora, Alamos, Alamos, 27.01667 -108.93333
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Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115908L. G. Gentner   1935-08-02
MEXICO, Chihuahua, or, Guasaremos, Rio Mayo, 27.65 -108.7167
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Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115900   1929-07-18
MEXICO, Sonora, or, Saric, 31.10004 -111.38323
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Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115901P. H. Arnaud Jr., E. S. Ross, D. C. Rentz   1960-08-12
MEXICO, Sonora, Alamos, Alamos, 27.01667 -108.93333
CASC:ENT
Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115902P. H. Arnaud Jr., E. S. Ross, D. C. Rentz   1960-08-12
MEXICO, Sonora, Alamos, Alamos, 27.01667 -108.93333
CASC:ENT
Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115903P. H. Arnaud Jr., E. S. Ross, D. C. Rentz   1960-08-12
MEXICO, Sonora, Alamos, Alamos, 27.01667 -108.93333
CASC:ENT
Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115904P. H. Arnaud Jr., E. S. Ross, D. C. Rentz   1960-08-12
MEXICO, Sonora, Alamos, Alamos, 27.01667 -108.93333
CASC:ENT
Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115905P. H. Arnaud Jr., E. S. Ross, D. C. Rentz   1960-08-12
MEXICO, Sonora, Alamos, Alamos, 27.01667 -108.93333
CASC:ENT
Taedia virgulata (Knight, 1930)
CASENT3115907P. H. Arnaud Jr., E. S. Ross, D. C. Rentz   1960-08-11
MEXICO, Sonora, or, 5 mi E of Navojoa
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