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Specimen number UC597537
Determination Bromus hordeaceus
More information: Jepson Online Interchange
Collector, number, date H. K. Sharsmith, 3084, 1935-5-18
Verbatim date May 18 1935
County Santa Clara
Locality Mount Hamilton Range, San Antonio Valley San Antonio Valley; Mount Hamilton Range, San Antonio Valley
Elevation 655 m
Habitatopen hillslopes
Coordinates 37.34361 -121.45194 BerkeleyMapper [or without layers, here]
Datumnot recorded; ER = 2.008 miles
Coordinate sourceBiogeomancer, inferred
Voucher information
verbatim elevation2150 ft
Annotations and/or
curatorial actions
1: Bromus mollis L., H. K. Sharsmith
2: Bromus hordeaceus L., Jeff M. Saarela, 2005
current determination (uncorrected): Bromus hordeaceus L., Jul 09, 1998
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