Search Results — 3 specimen records retrieved (3 records with coordinates)
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? Specimen ID Determination * Collector Collection Date Collection Number County Locality Elevation in meters Feedback
  GMDRC1192  Machaeranthera arida G. L. Clifton, J. Andre 2003-5-7 39934 San Bernardino Ivanpah Valley: Ivanpah Valley: Ivanpah Valley in fine gravel on unused dirt road. Elev. 2630 ft. 802 Comment
  GMDRC1193  Machaeranthera arida G. L. Clifton, J. Andre 2003-5-7 39934 San Bernardino Ivanpah Valley: Ivanpah Valley: Ivanpah Valley, growing in fine gravel on unused dirt road.. Elev. 2630 ft. 802 Comment
  GMDRC1598  Woodsia oregana G. L. Clifton, J. Andre 2003-5-7 39930 San Bernardino New York Mtns: New York Mtns: above 'Brandt Siding', in same canyon, growing under large boulders. Elev. 4500 ft. 1372 Comment



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