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Dataset: CHSC-V
Taxa: cleomella => Cleomella plocasperma, Cleomella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Chico State Herbarium

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CHSC064779Vernon H. Oswald   68341995-06-07
United States, California, Lassen, Modoc Plateau. Wendel Rd. (Lassen 320) near milepost 10.5, 4.9 mi e of Wendel, ne of Susanville. On a flat dominated by greasewood and saltgrass near the railroad. T28N R16E S04 center w side, 40.311667 -120.185556, 1231m
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CHSC077207G. Schoolcraft   27591998-07-14
United States, California, Lassen, Along Wendel Rd. near Amedee Hot Spring area. T28N R16E S09, 40.300278 -120.177222, 1219m
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CHSC068296Ann Pinzl   99351992-04-22
United States, Nevada, Mineral, Pilot Mts, lower Dunlap Canyon, about 1 1/2 road miles east of road connecting Mina and Bettles Well. T07N R35E S35 SW1/4, 38.420873 -118.050837, 1524m
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CHSC067024Arnold Tiehm   103131986-05-05
United States, Nevada, Mineral, Excelsior Mountains, Douglas Canyon 3.7 road miles west of Mina on road to Garfield Flat. T06N R34E S23, 38.3632 -118.16149, 1615m
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CHSC100886L. P. Janeway   95302008-08-02
United States, California, Lassen, Modoc Plateau. Just above the flats along the south side of Rush Creek; south side of Smokey Creek Ranch Road 1.8 km west of the CA-NV line. T31N R17E S14 NW1/4 of SE1/4 USGS Quadrangle: Cherry Mountain 1:24,000, 40.548611 -120.016389, 1349m
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CHSC122693L. P. Janeway   123282017-06-16
United States, California, Lassen, Modoc Plateau. Honey Lake Valley; along small dirt road 0.6 km west of Wendel Road 15.3 road-km southeast of Hwy 395; near the abandoned railroad bed; on the flats between Skedaddle Mountains (Amadee Canyon) and Honey Lake. T28N R16E S32 SW1/4 USGS Quadrangle: Wendel 1:24,000., 40.319167 -120.198611, 1220m
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