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CCH1 Specimen Number^?	RSA0016256 (Accession number)	image_link (to be added soon)
CCH1 History	First Load Date	2014 12 05	First Loaded Det.	Gilia ochroleuca subsp. bizonata
Determination^?	Gilia ochroleuca subsp. bizonata	CCH1 Determination History
ICPN Name Status	JFP Rank 1, accepted name for taxon native to CA link to ICPN
eFlora Accepted Name^?	Gilia ochroleuca subsp. bizonata link to Jepson eFlora
Determination (verbatim)^?	Gilia ochroleuca subsp. bizonata
Nativity	NATIVE
Endemicity	Endemic to California
eFlora Habit	annual
Collector & Number^?	collector not recorded	number not recorded
Formatted Date (YYYY MM DD)^?	1997-03-25
County^?	Los Angeles
Locality^?	Liebre Mountains region: Upper end of broad alluvial valley at head of Cienaga Canon, southern base of Liebre Mountain, at end of dirt road leading 1 km northeast of Knapp Ranch.; Liebre Mountain
Elevation (corrected)^?	1097 meters (3600 feet)
Jepson Bioregion ^?	WTR
US Census Land Ownership	Public: Federal (as mapped)
Percent Land Ownership Legal Disclaimer Please read before using.	(calculated from a 1 mile radius polygon around the mapped point) FEDERAL NONURBAN 100.00
Habitat^?	Gently sloping, broad alluvial fan with deep alluvial soils, adjacent steep slopes with coarse, decomposed granite soils. Extensive areas of loose soils on steep slopes characterized by open stands of Eriogonum fasciculatum and Eriophyllum confertiflorum, surrounded by more dense chaparral of Adenostoma fasciculatum, Cercocarpus betuloides, Quercus wislizeni, Quercus berberidifolia, and Rhamnus ilicifolia on shallower soils of rocky outcrops; deep alluvial soils of fan with mosaic of dense low scrub of Eriogonum fasciculatum and taller scrub of Adenostoma fasciculatum; springs in canyon bottom with Rubus ursinus, Salix lasiolepis, Salix laevigata, and Juncus mexicana.
Morphology Notes^?	Annual, corolla lobes violet, throat yellow. Occasional in open areas on decomposed granite.
Coordinates^?	34.6963610000 -118.6594440000
Uncertainty^?	Not recorded
Datum^?	Not recorded
Georeference By^?	Not recorded
Source^?	Not recorded
Georeference Note^?	Not recorded
Date Last Modified^?	2022-03-04 14:33:47


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