Dataset: SYRF
Search Criteria: USA OR United States OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; California; Trinity; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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State University of New York, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry Herbarium


SYRF
SYRF0009170R. K. Benjamin   RKB 16581953-05-12
United States, California, Trinity, 13 mi. E of the county line

SYRF
Laboulbenia richardii W. Rossi & Santam.
SYRF0010246H. B. Leech   RKB 24261966-08-20
USA, California, Trinity, E slope of Scott Mt., 1908m

SYRF
SYRF0010247H. B. Leech   RKB 24271966-08-20
USA, California, Trinity, E slope of Scott Mt., 1908m

SYRF
SYRF0010419H. B. Leech (CAS).   RKB 25641968-07-24
USA, California, Trinity, 5 mi NW of Haympton

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SYRF0010503H. B. Leech (CAS)   RKB 26221968-06-25
United States, California, Trinity, Big French creek at Rt. 299, 5 mi NW of Big Bar

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SYRF0010504H.B. Leech   RKB 26231968-06-23
U.S.A., California, Trinity, Along Hyampom-Butter creek Rd. 1.75 air mi E and a bit N of Hyampom

SYRF
SYRF0010505H. B. Leech (CAS).   RKB 2624A1968-07-23
USA, California, Trinity, Along Hyampom-Butter creek road; 1.75 air miles E and a bit N of Hyampom

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SYRF0010507H. B. Leech (CAS).   RKB 2624C1968-05-23
USA, California, Trinity, Along Hyampom-Butter creek rd, 1.75 air mi E and a bit N of Hyampom

SYRF
Laboulbenia Mont. & C.P. Robin
SYRF0010508H. B. Leech (CAS).   RKB 2624D1968-07-23
USA, California, Trinity, Along Hyamporn-Butter creek rd.: 1.75 miles E and a bit North of Hyamporn

SYRF
gen. indet.
SYRF0010746H. B. Leech   RKB 27491970-08-10
USA, California, Trinity, mouth of Rattlesnake Creek ca.; 2.3 mi NE of Forest Glen on Rt. 36

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SYRF0010506H. B. Leech (CAS).   RKB 2624B1968-07-23
USA, California, Trinity Co., Along Hyampom-Butter creek rd, 1.75 air mi E and a bit N of Hyampom


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