Search Results — 3 specimen records retrieved (2 records with coordinates)
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? Specimen ID Determination * Collector Collection Date Collection Number County Locality Elevation in meters Feedback
  SEINET3880792  Asparagus officinalis Robert F. Thorne, C. W. Tilforth; John Little 1979-6-15 53275 San Bernardino Cushenbury Springs just below Cement Plant at foot of Cushenbury Canyon.; 0 1219 Comment
  UCD138676  Asparagus officinalis subsp. officinalis R. F. Thorne; C. W. Tilforth, John Little. 1979-6-15 53275 San Bernardino San Bernardino Mountains: Cushenbury Springs just below Cement Plant at foot of Cushenbury Canyon. 2179 Comment
  RSA340160  Asparagus officinalis Robert F. Thorne, C. W. Tilforth, John Little 1979-6-15 53275 San Bernardino San Bernardino Mountains: Cushenbury Springs just below Cement Plant at foot of Cushenbury Canyon. 1220 Comment



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