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Specimen number RSA0060429
Determination Erigeron aphanactis var. congestus
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Collector, number, date Duncan S. Bell, Joy England, 7179, 2014-6-5
Verbatim date 2014-06-05
County San Bernardino
Locality San Bernardino National Forest; Bighorn Mountains; collecting in the southern section of the Granite Peaks area.
Elevation 2080m
HabitatBouldery hills and peaks with gravelly open areas in between.
Coordinates 34.27439 -116.71712 BerkeleyMapper [or without layers, here]
Datumnot recorded
Coordinate sourceCoordinates provided on label.
Voucher information
other label numbersb62dc00e-ef75-4f46-9a85-77657c23457e
verbatim elevation6822
Notes<coords cont.: 2N 3E S7>; Scattered on rocky/gravelly slope at base of boulders.;
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