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Specimen number UC1137221
Determination Atriplex tularensis
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Collector, number, date L. R. Short and I. H. Johnson, S- 273, 1934-6-6
Verbatim date Jun 6 1934
County Kern
Locality Adobe Station Caliente Quad., Adobe Station
Elevation 106 m
HabitatVeg. Type: Saltgrass; 0% slope; sandy clay loam soil, alkaline flats;
Coordinates 35.20180 -118.95860 BerkeleyMapper [or without layers, here]
Datumnot recorded; ER = 0.5 miles
Coordinate sourcetrs2LL
Voucher information
verbatim elevation350 ft
Annotations and/or
curatorial actions
1: Atriplex tularensis Coville, Dean W. Taylor, 1994
2: Atriplex tularensis Coville, Beryl O. Schreiber, May 14 1937
current determination (uncorrected): Atriplex tularensis Coville, Aug 13, 1996
NotesCoordinates Continue: T31S R28E S27, MDM - Adobe Station ;
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