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Specimen number UC1409463
Determination Eurybia radulina
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Collector, number, date Frederick W. Oettinger, 1563, 1969-8-29
Verbatim date Aug 29 1969
County Siskiyou
Locality along trail above, between Abbotts Upper Cabin & English Lake Willow Springs; Salmon Mountains, Marble Mountain Wilderness Area, English P
Elevation 1676 m
Habitatalong trail in dry gravelly soil of the Montane Scrub
Voucher information
verbatim elevation5500 ft
Annotations and/or
curatorial actions
1: Eurybia radulina (A. Gray) G. L. Nesom, John Strother, Jun 6 2007, Curatorial action per FNANM
2: Aster radulinus A. Gray, unknown
3: none, unknown
4: Aster radulinus, unknown
5: Aster radulinus A. Gray, Almut G. Jones, 1991, annotation consists of As Determined placed near collection label
current determination (uncorrected): Eurybia radulina (A. Gray) G. L. Nesom, Feb 11, 1993
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