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Dataset: HSC
Taxa: Yabea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Humboldt State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

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Peter Warner   1902011-05-13
United States, California, Sonoma, Jenner Headlands, Upper Russian Gulch Pasture, S of power-line crossing, ~10 m W of large isolated Douglas-fir near fence-line with Boat Field., 38.473899 -123.136353, 245m
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B.R. Templeton   sn1962-04-24
United States, California, Shasta, 5 mi. W of Millville
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J.O. Sawyer   2612A1970-05-03
United States, California, Trinity, Above New River, 40.8581 -123.468, 244m
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J.P. Smith   sn1973-05-06
United States, California, Trinity, Blanchert Flats near Douglas City, 40.593826 -122.916193
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Jennifer Whipple   23471978-06-05
United States, California, Siskiyou, Weston Gulch in Scott Valley, 41.474178 -122.813732, 854m
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Thomas W. Nelson; Jane P. Nelson   3918B1978-04-28
United States, California, Mendocino, SW side of Lake Mendocino, 39.1978 -123.1677
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G.L. Clifton; Overton   39581979-06-04
United States, California, Trinity, Near Van Duzen River, close to the town of Alderpoint., 40.33411111 -123.3857222, 853m
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J.M. DiTomaso   9301979-04-29
United States, California, Trinity, Grays Falls Campground, trail just N of foot bridge over Trinity River, 40.851764 -123.458929, 305m
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J.M. DiTomaso   9901979-05-12
United States, California, Yolo, Slope above Putah Creek, below Monticello Dam, 38.51273 -122.104, 91m
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L. Ahart   125712006-05-05
United States, California, Tehama, Along the Nomalaki Trail (Thomes Gorge Trail), about 1/2 mi. NW of FS 23N69 (Mud Flat Road) about 7 m SW of Paskenta, 39.83258333 -122.6583889, 585m
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