| Specimen number | LA207998 |
| Determination | Ivesia shockleyi var. shockleyi
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| Collector, number, date | David D. Keck;, 4960, 1938-8-20 |
| Verbatim date | August 20 1938 |
| County | Mono |
| Locality | Dana Plateau ( N of Mt. Dana ), near the summit of Sierra Nevada |
| Elevation | 3540.0 m |
| Habitat | In gravels and crevices on the granitic portion of the Plateau, scarcely intruding upon the metamorphic portion; in places forming a discontinuous thick carpet, the individuals up to 40 cm across. |
| Coordinates |
37.91668 -119.22265 BerkeleyMapper
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| Datum | WGS84; ER = 2 km |
| Coordinate source | Geolocate |
| Voucher information | | macromorphology | Plants viscid throughout, somewhat odorous; herbage pallid; flowrs erect at anthesis, the discoid hypanthium yellow and the elliptic clawed petals golden yellow and shorter than the sepals close over the developing akenes; pistils 3 in. ca. 80% of th | | associated species | Growing with Ivesia lycopodioides ssp. typica, but no evidence found of hybridization between the two. Also associated with Podistera nevadensis, Erigeron ursinus (E. algidus), Hulsea algida (rare), Draba oligosperma var. subsessilis, Phlox caespitosa, Sitanion | |
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