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Specimen number UCD169567
Determination Opuntia basilaris
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Collector, number, date Scott D. White; Julie Greene, 4028, 1996-5-8
Verbatim date 8 May 1996
County San Bernardino
Locality San Bernardino Mtns, Desert-facing slope above Lucerne Valley; Arctic Canyon quarry site; private land north of National Forest boundary.
Elevation 1493 m
HabitatArtic Cyn. wash: Channel incised into alluvial fan below mountain slopes. Diverse vegetation. Occasional perennial. Flowers bright pink.
Coordinates 34.35833 -116.88333 BerkeleyMapper [or without layers, here]
Datumnot recorded
Coordinate sourceNot recorded
Voucher information
other label numbersDAV222192
verbatim elevation4900 ft
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NotesUSGS quad: Fawnskin;
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