Search Results — 3 specimen records retrieved (3 records with coordinates)
Results for search: Scientific name=Perityle emoryi; Source=All; Collector=LaRue;   More information: Jepson Online Interchange
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? Specimen ID Determination * Collector Collection Date Collection Number County Locality Elevation in meters Feedback
  SEINET2054114 Image available Perityle emoryi Ed LaRue 1991-5-2 91 -103 San Bernardino Central Mojave Desert, ca 6 mi. NW of Afton railroad siding, at S foot of rocky hills. 2.5 mi N of Hwy I-15 & 3 mi N of Nunn railroad siding; ca 10 mi NW of Afton Canyon 569 Comment
  UCR90295  Perityle emoryi Ed LaRue, S. Dougherty 1995-4-20 s.n. San Bernardino Central Mojave Desert, East Cronese Dry Lake, 26 km SW of Baker 328 Comment
  UCR90335  Perityle emoryi Ed LaRue 1993-4-29 s.n. Riverside Sonoran (Colorado) Desert, Blythe landfill, along Blythe-Midland Road, 3 mi. south of the Big Maria Mtns, 6 mi. west of Colorado River 137 Comment



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