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Specimen number CHSC46151
Determination Camissonia contorta
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Collector, number, date Lowell Ahart, 2730, 1981-4-6
Verbatim date 1981-04-06
County Sutter
Locality On the east side of a small stream on the south side of the South Butte, Sutter Buttes.
Elevation 182 m
HabitatValley Grassland. Normal size plants, growing on dry bare loose soil on steep bare slopes, oon the east side of a small stream on the south side of the south butte. Very uncommon. Flowers yellow and turning reddish with age.
Coordinates 39.18500 -121.82805 BerkeleyMapper [or without layers, here]
DatumNAD 1983; ER = 1 mi
Coordinate sourceDMS conversion by CCH loading script
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verbatim elevation600 ft
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