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pilotorch2 - Now TEX for TORCH Georef testing
TEX	Caesalpinia palmeri S.Watson TEX00260298Alan T. Whittemore|Fred R. Barrie|John D. Bacon   83-0361983-03-17 Mexico, Sinaloa, Hwy 32, 3 mi N of Sibirijoa, 30.6 mi NE of Hwy 15 (at Los Mochis), 26.23333 -108.71667 Full Record Details
TEX	Caesalpinia palmeri S.Watson TEX00260299Richard S. Felger|Goodman K. Larson|Jean R. Russell   85-5841985-03-09 Mexico, Sonora, Cañón Nacapules, ca 6 Km N of Bahía San Carlos, S-facing slope near canyon entrance, 28.16667 -111.05139 Full Record Details
TEX	Caesalpinia palmeri S.Watson TEX00260300Andrew C. Sanders|K. Kirtland|D. Emery   24771982-04-01 Mexico, Sonora, 24 mi S of Benjamin Hill along Hwy 15, 29.88333 -111.08333 Full Record Details
TEX	Caesalpinia palmeri S.Watson TEX00260301Tom Wendt|Fernando Chiang   3421974-07-01 Mexico, Sonora, Colonia Miramar (about 3 mi W of Guaymas), 27.91667 -110.94167 Full Record Details
TEX	Caesalpinia palmeri S.Watson TEX00260302Andrew C. Sanders|K. Kirtland|D. Emery   24971982-04-02 Mexico, Sonora, San Carlos Bay, W of Guaymas; canyon N of the bay near Cerro Los Algodones, along the rd to Rancho La Manga, 27.96667 -111.06667 Full Record Details
TEX	Caesalpinia palmeri S.Watson TEX00260303Ira L. Wiggins   24971948-05-06 Mexico, Sonora, 56 mi N of Hermosillo Full Record Details
TEX	Caesalpinia palmeri S.Watson TEX00418849Gwilym P. Lewis|Nulo Hughes|J. L. Contreras   20651992-01-28 Mexico, Sonora, Hermosillo, No locality name provided., 28.31667 -111.03333 Full Record Details

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