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University of California, Davis Herbarium
DAV	Dean Wm. Taylor   191562004-07-01 United States, California, Fresno, Huntington Lake; road ca. 0.7 mile west from crossing of Line Creek on the north shore of Huntington Lake., 37.24328 -119.20987, 2164m Full Record Details
DAV	Shane Hanofee; Ashley Byrnes   HAN-1242022-02-12 United States, California, Nevada, Puddingstone Ridge. 1/2 mi SW of intersection of Backbone Rd. and Cruzon Grade Rd., 39.380514 -120.92722, 1204m Full Record Details
DAV	Shane Hanofee; Thea Chesney   HAN-1552022-02-18 United States, California, Nevada, Wildflower Ridge Trail. 900' W from intersection of Ridge Rd. and Rough and Ready HWY., 39.229182 -121.087171, 792m Full Record Details
DAV	Shane Hanofee; Thea Chesney   HAN-3312022-05-22 United States, California, Nevada, Excelsior serpentines. On shaded shore of south fork of Steep Hollow Creek 1.5 air mi north of Drum Forebay., 39.276508 -120.771835, 1162m Full Record Details
DAV	Shane Hanofee   HAN-5952022-07-18 United States, California, Plumas, Small creek on edge of meadow along logging rd running south from Bucks Lake Rd. Approx. 2 air mi. WSW of Bucks Lake. Near northern end of ridge encompassing Red Mountain., 39.850937 -121.244366, 1731m Full Record Details
DAV	Shane Hanofee; Barry Rice, Jamieson Chilton, Kate Gazzo   HAN-6312022-07-29 United States, California, Nevada, Darlingtonia Fen NW of intersection of Bowman Lake Rd. and road to Grouse Ridge., 39.376089 -120.663417, 1772m Full Record Details

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