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Accession Label Details
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Biodiversity data provided by the participants of the Consortium of California Herbaria (Accessed through CCH1 Data Portal, https://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/consortium/, 13 August 2022.
| CCH1 Specimen Number ? | CAS-BOT131023 (barcode number) | image_link (to be added soon) |
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| Original Accession No. ? | CAS949416 |
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| Determination ? | Deinandra mohavensis | |
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| ICPN Name Status | JFP Rank 1, accepted name for taxon native to CA link to ICPN | |
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| eFlora Accepted Name ? | Deinandra mohavensis link to Jepson eFlora | |
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| Determination (verbatim) ? | Deinandra mohavensis | |
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| Nativity | NATIVE | |
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| Endemicity | Endemic to California | |
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| eFlora Habit | annual | |
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| Collector & Number ? | Boyd, Steve | 8532 |
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| Formatted Date (MM DD YYYY) ? | November 18 1995 | |
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| Elevation (corrected) ? | 1173 meters (3850 feet) | |
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| County (verbatim) ? | San Diego | |
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| Locality ? | Hills north of Warner Springs and south of Chihuahua Valley, west of Hot Springs Mountain, just north of the Cleveland National Forest boundary, along the Indian Flats Road (9S05), ca. 8.4 mi north of Highway 79 | |
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| Habitat ? | Dissected old erosional surface with relatively gentle relief, compared with steep-sided ridges to the west. In shallow drainage with narrow band of Quercus agrifolia, surrounding slopes with chaparral of Adenostoma sparsifolium, A. fasciculatum, Ceanothus greggii var. perplexans, and Arctostaphylos glauca on thin soils over granitic bedrock. Associates on sandy benches include Juncus bufonius, J. macrophyllus, Ambrosia psilostachya, Cordylanthus rigidus, Horkelia bolanderi ssp. clevelandii, Muhlenbergia rigens, Salix lasiolepis, Arabis glabra, Lotus unifoliolatus, Solidago californica, Hypericum perforatum, Thalictrum, and Clarkia. On sandy benches along stream, and away from stream in areas with vernal seepage | |
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| Notes ? | Erect annual, petals and anthers yellow, basal leaves entire. Locally common. | |
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| CCH2 catalogNumber | | CAS-BOT131023-BARCODE |
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| CCH2 otherCatalogNumbers | | CAS949416 |
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| Verbatim SciName | Deinandra mohavensis |
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| Verbatim Collector | | Boyd, Steve |
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| Verbatim Combined Collector | | |
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| Verbatim Coll. Num. | | 8532 |
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| Verbatim Coll. Date | | 18 November 1995 |
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| Verbatim County | | San Diego |
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| Verbatim Location | | Hills north of Warner Springs and south of Chihuahua Valley, west of Hot Springs Mountain, just north of the Cleveland National Forest boundary, along the Indian Flats Road (9S05), ca. 8.4 mi north of Highway 79 |
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| Verbatim Elevation | | 3850 ft |
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