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Taxa: Bactrospora spiralis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

FH:FH
Bactrospora spiralis Egea & Torrente
barcode-00259501K. Knudsen   96002008-05-20
United States of America, California, San Diego County, South Coast: Point Loma: Cabrillo National Monument: Point Loma Ecological Reserve: Quercus dumosa grove east of lighthouse near road (Point Loma 7.5' Q: see latitude adn longitude, plus/minus 100 m) 383 ft. [feet], 32.67222222 -117.24, 117m

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Bactrospora spiralis Egea & Torrente
BR5030009190728Ertz D.   12465(DUPL.)2008-07-19
United States, along the coast between Pacific Grove and Carmel, along 17-Mile Drive, Crocker Grove., 36.566667 -121.966667
BR
Bactrospora spiralis Egea & Torrente
BR5030008106553Ertz D.   124852008-07-18
United States, Monterey, Carmel, Point Lobos State Reserve, Cypress Grove trail, 36.516667 -121.933333
BR
Bactrospora spiralis Egea & Torrente
BR5030008117665Ertz D.   124652008-07-19
United States, along the coast between Pacific Grove and Carmel, along 17-Mile Drive, Crocker Grove., 36.566667 -121.966667

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Bactrospora spiralis Egea & Torrente
L2808W. A. Weber, R. Santesson   1966-04-02
United States, California, California: Monterey County: Cypress Point, Monterey Peninsula, 17-mile Drive, between Carmel and Pacific Grove.
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