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Dataset: DAV
Taxa: Chloris
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of California, Davis Herbarium

DAV
Beecher Crampton   81471967-07-26
United States, California, El Dorado County, El Dorado County: 2 miles W of Shingle Springs, US Hwy. 50E., 38.65957 -120.95996
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81641967-07-26
United States, California, Placer County, Placer County: 2.5 miles SW of Applegate, Interstate Hwy. 80, junction of Meadow Vista Road., 38.96992 -121.01721, 488m
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81701967-08-21
United States, California, Sacramento, Sacramento County: Interstate Hwy. 80E, Foothill Farms Pedestrian Overcrossing, 1/2 mile W of Spruce Ave. exit., 38.67514 -121.34402
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81471967-07-26
United States, California, El Dorado County, El Dorado County: 2 miles W of Shingle Springs, just E of Red Coach Inn, Cameron Park area, US Hwy. 50E., 38.65957 -120.95996, 457m
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81781967-08-21
United States, California, Placer County, Placer County: Interstate Hwy. 80 W, Douglas Blvd. exit, 1.5 miles SSE Roseville., 38.74439 -121.26957
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81771967-08-21
United States, California, Placer County, Placer County: Interstate Hwy. 80 E, Cirby Way exit, 1.5 miles southeast Roseville., 38.72966 -121.28417
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81701967-08-21
United States, California, Sacramento, Sacramento County: Interstate Hwy. 80 E, Foothill Farms Pedestrian Overcrossing, 1.2 mile west Spruce Ave. Exit., 38.67514 -121.34402
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81641967-07-26
United States, California, Placer County, Placer County: 2.5 miles SW of Applegate, Interstate Hwy. 80W, junction of Meadow Vista Road., 38.96992 -121.01721, 488m
DAV
Beecher Crampton   81721967-08-21
United States, California, Sacramento, Sacramento County: Interstate Hwy. 80 E, 1/2 mile west Antelope Road exit., 38.7075 -121.31797
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