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Sun Mar 10 14:45:55 2019 Ryan O'Dell Other Amsinckia furcata is a strict endemic of acidic marine shale and grows on slopes. Taylor's collection likely represents a waif originating from flash flood deposition of alluvium bearing seed of the species, washed down from a nearby drainage containing acidic marine shale (Moreno Shale formation). The species does not naturally grow on floodplains.
Original UC1573179 Amsinckia vernicosa var. furcata Dean Wm. Taylor with Kathleen A. Teare Mar 19 1988 9419 Fresno Cantua Creek; San Joaquin Valley 36.405900 -120.405900
Modification UC1573179 Amsinckia vernicosa var. furcata Dean Wm. Taylor with Kathleen A. Teare Mar 19 1988 9419 Fresno Cantua Creek; San Joaquin Valley
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Sun Mar 10 14:45:55 2019	Ryan O'Dell	Other	Amsinckia furcata is a strict endemic of acidic marine shale and grows on slopes. Taylor's collection likely represents a waif originating from flash flood deposition of alluvium bearing seed of the species, washed down from a nearby drainage containing acidic marine shale (Moreno Shale formation). The species does not naturally grow on floodplains.
Original	UC1573179	Amsinckia vernicosa var. furcata	Dean Wm. Taylor with Kathleen A. Teare	Mar 19 1988	9419	Fresno	Cantua Creek; San Joaquin Valley	36.405900 -120.405900
Modification	UC1573179	Amsinckia vernicosa var. furcata	Dean Wm. Taylor with Kathleen A. Teare	Mar 19 1988	9419	Fresno	Cantua Creek; San Joaquin Valley