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Specimen number CAS-BOT-BC126765
Determination Lepidium dictyotum
More information: Jepson Online Interchange
Collector, number, date A. C. Sanders; Stephen Reynolds; Anuja Parikh; Nathan Gale; et al, 37631, 2010-3-29
Verbatim date 29 Mar 2010
County Los Angeles
Locality Tehachapi Mtns. Foothills/W Mojave Desert: ephemeral stream c. 0.7 mile ESE (103 deg. ) of Quail Lake, northeast of the intersection of the National Cement Plant Rd. and Hwy 138
Elevation 1015 m
HabitatDrying ephemeral stream bed and pools (moist) and adjacent dry flats and gentle slopes, near foot of grassy hills. Annual grassland on alkalline clay soil. On bed of stream.
Coordinates 34.76805 -118.72277 BerkeleyMapper [or without layers, here]
Datumnot recorded
Coordinate sourceNot recorded
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macromorphologyCommon; inconspicuous white petals.
other label numbersCAS1121027
verbatim elevation1015 m
NotesLat/Long as stated is shown as +-1000m;
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