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Specimen number SD237352
Determination Tetradymia canescens
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Collector, number, date R. G. Swinney, 9543, 2008-10-8
Verbatim date Oct 08, 2008
County Los Angeles
Locality San Gabriel Mtns.: Table Mountain West, north of Big Pines.
Elevation 2284 m
HabitatRidge top.
Coordinates 34.38250 -117.68417 BerkeleyMapper [or without layers, here]
Datumnot recorded
Coordinate sourceCoordinates from label
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macromorphologyScarce shrub; fls. Yellow.
associated speciesConiferous forest Pinus jeffreyi, Eriogonum wrightii, E. umbellatum, etc.
verbatim elevation7494
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curatorial actions
current determination (uncorrected): Tetradymia canescens, A.C. Sanders, 2009
NotesN/A;
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