| Specimen number | CAS-BOT-BC518707 |
| Determination | Layia heterotricha
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| Collector, number, date | Mitch Provance, 416 -01, 2016-4-11 |
| Verbatim date | 11 Apr 2016 |
| County | Kern |
| Locality | Southern Sierra Nevada: Sand Canyon, along Sand Canyon Road, between 200 m SE of jct with Shumaker Rd (main population) and 130 m SE of jct at Tranquility Rd (scattered plants) |
| Elevation | 1260 m |
| Habitat | Main population in moist swale at transition from Juniperus cal. woodland to Ericameria nauseosa scrub; scattered plants along roadside in nonnative grassland with native herbs and Ericameria nauseosa scrub on the terrace edge above Sand Creek. |
| Coordinates |
35.15908 -118.32383 BerkeleyMapper
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| Datum | not recorded |
| Coordinate source | Not recorded |
| Voucher information | | macromorphology | LIght yellow-flowered annual smelling strongly of green apple. About 500 plants observed in main population with +/- 10 individuals scattered NW-ward along the S side of the road. One individual observed at the edge of Sand Creek. Layia glandulosa common in the area, but not observed growing immediately with L. heterotricha. | | other label numbers | CAS1209160 | | verbatim elevation | 1260 m | |
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