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University of California, Davis Herbarium
DAV	Ernest C. Twisselmann   48871958-10-24 United States, California, San Luis Obispo County, San Luis Obispo County: San Andreas Fault at the summit of Palo Prieta Canyon., 35.65324 -120.215085, 701m Full Record Details
DAV	Jan Corlett   741997-10-23 United States, California, Sacramento, Sacramento Co: City of Sacramento, 7610 Amherst St, an apartment complex just south of Meadowview Rd and just east of Interstate 5 in south Sacramento. Full Record Details
DAV	Beth Lowe Corbin   1811982-08-03 United States, California, Placer County, Placer County: Onion Creek campground. In fine, sandy, granitic soil. Disturbed ground around a reservoir. Perennial herb 1 1/2 feet high. Flowers purple. Full sun. SW facing slope. Uncommon., 39.274621 -120.363267, 1841m Full Record Details
DAV	Jan Corlett   741997-10-23 United States, California, Sacramento, Sacramento Co: City of Sacramento, 7610 Amherst St, an apartment complex just south of Meadowview Rd and just east of Interstate 5 in south Sacramento. Full Record Details
DAV	June McCaskill; Louis Grivetti   16-141985-07-08 Greece, Peloponnese Region, Greece. Peloponnese region. Argolis sub region. Palace of Tiryns. Upper level, within the central Megaron (palace area)., 37.58333333 22.78333333, 12m Full Record Details
DAV	June McCaskill; Louis Grivetti   36-181985-07-28 Greece, Peloponnese region, Greece. Peloponnese region. Corinthia regional unit. Roman port area at Kenchereon, south of Corinth. Dock area with shops. Located southwest of watchman's hut. The sea borders the eastern edge of the site., 37.88333333 22.98333333, 1m Full Record Details

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