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Dataset: SEINet
Search Criteria: California; San Bernadino; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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General Observations

SEINet-2671
undetermined (Sessé & Moc. ex DC.) Coville
Hillary Cooper   12012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Twentynine Palms, At junction of Utah Trail and Underhill road, 34.09975 -116.036444
SEINet-6241
undetermined Nutt.
Hillary Cooper   22012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Twentynine Palms, 200 meters E of junction of Utah Trail and Underhill Rd., 34.099833 -116.034639
SEINet-2658
undetermined Torr. & Frém.
Hillary Cooper   52012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Twentynine Palms, ~250m NE of the junction of Utah Trail and Underhill Road, 34.100667 -116.034278
SEINet-10536
undetermined Torr. & A.Gray
Hillary Cooper   82012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Twentynine Palms, ~100 m S of junction of Starlight Dr and Utah Trail, on E side of Utah Trail, 34.109167 -116.036639
SEINet-2942
undetermined S. Wats.
Hillary Cooper   102012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Twentynine Palms, At the junction of Quail Springs Rd. and Pueblo Trail, ~20m NE down a wash, 34.118444 -116.314639
SEINet-673
undetermined (S. Wats.) S. Wats.
Hillary Cooper   92012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Yucca Valley, At the SW corner of Prescott Ave and Hwy 62, 34.131583 -116.389861
SEINet-3487
undetermined Torr. & Frém.
Hillary Cooper   42012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Twentynine Palms, ~250m NE of the junction of Utah Trail and Underhill Road, 34.100694 -116.034333
SEINet-3507
undetermined S. Wats.
Hillary Cooper   72012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, Twentynine Palms, Junction of Hwy 62 and Utah Trail, 34.13606 -116.03693
SEINet-3507
undetermined S. Wats.
Hillary Cooper   72012-03-26
California, San Bernadino, City of 29 Palms at the junction of Hwy 62 and Utah Trail, 34.13606 -116.03693
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