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Dataset: RENO-V
Taxa: Cordylanthus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Nevada Herbarium

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Cordylanthus rigidus subsp. setigerus T.I.Chuang & L.R.Heckard
112737S.D. White   136982021-09-24
USA, California, Riverside, San Jacinto/Santa Rosa Mountains, Wilson Creek watershed, Juan Diego Flat, NW of Cahuilla Mountain and W of Tripp Flat. FR 7S04 from junction with FR 6S09 to ca 0.5 mile W., 33.6 -116.8, 1250 - 1280m
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Cordylanthus ramosus Nutt. ex Benth.
114993M. Lavin   SW761980-07-08
USA, Nevada, Mineral, Bodie Hills, on road to Masonic Peak at the CA-NV border., 38.393893 -119.122045, 2103 - 2103m
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Cordylanthus kingii subsp. helleri (Ferris) T.I. Chuang & Heckard
115124J.D. Morefield   17631983-08-17
USA, California, Inyo, White Mountains, along Westgard Pass Road, S of Cedar Flat, Owens Valley drainage., 37.26333 -118.15731, 2182m
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Cordylanthus parviflorus (Ferris) Wiggins
115522A. Tiehm   192712022-09-19
USA, Nevada, Lincoln, Clover Mountains, on the main road from Sams Camp wash to East Pass, 4.1 road miles S of East Pass, 37.33059 -114.22238, 1692m
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Cordylanthus parviflorus (Ferris) Wiggins
115520A. Tiehm   192012022-08-15
USA, Nevada, White Pine, GBNP, South Snake Range, Cave Canyon, 0.4 road miles NW of main road into Snake Creek, 38.92485 -114.13856, 1981m
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Cordylanthus ramosus Nutt. ex Benth.
115552A. Tiehm   191802022-07-03
USA, Nevada, Washoe, Mosquito Mts, SE of Twelvemile Creek and west of the pole line road, 41.9852 -119.962958, 1609m
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Cordylanthus parviflorus (Ferris) Wiggins
116251R.L. Johnson   34202014-08-22
USA, Nevada, Lincoln, Egan Range, Shingle Pass, E side of Shingle Pass Road, 8.4 road miles E of Hwy 318, ca 20.4 air miles SSE of Lund., 38.57293 -114.9025, 6955m
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Cordylanthus ramosus Nutt. ex Benth.
117014R.C. Benkendorf   29262023-08-01
USA, Nevada, Elko, BLM Tuscarora Field Office, 0.1 mile W of Eco Road 746, 260m at 66 degrees from Borges Spring., 41.5335 -115.69877, 1957m
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Cordylanthus parviflorus (Ferris) Wiggins
118506A. Tiehm   197242023-09-20
USA, Nevada, Lincoln, Fortification Range, Indian Springs Canyon at NE end of the range, 0.7 air miles WNW of Indian Springs, 38.6431 -114.46128, 1966m
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Cordylanthus parviflorus (Ferris) Wiggins
118509A. Tiehm   196922023-09-18
USA, Nevada, Lincoln, Cedar Mountains, 2.5 road miles NNW of Kiln Springs on road to Dry Valley and Meadow Valley Wash, 37.83116 -114.17963, 1920m
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Cordylanthus kingii var. helleri (Ferris) N.H. Holmgren
118656A. Tiehm   194152023-06-05
USA, Nevada, Nye, Monitor Range, 4.2 road miles NNW of Highway 6 from Tonopah on road up Woodchopper Canyon, foothills E of the drainage, 38.1849 -116.86958, 2012m
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Cordylanthus kingii var. helleri (Ferris) N.H. Holmgren
118731A. Tiehm   196092023-08-08
USA, Nevada, Mineral, Cedar Mountains, Cedar Summit on road from Monte Cristo Valley to Black Spring in Ione Wash, 38.52013 -117.80801, 2210m
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Cordylanthus kingii var. helleri (Ferris) N.H. Holmgren
118730A. Tiehm   196022023-08-08
USA, Nevada, Mineral, Cedar Mountains, Omco Wash, 5.6 road miles E of main Stewart Valley road in Finger Rock Wash, 38.61727 -117.86945, 1804m
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Cordylanthus ramosus Nutt. ex Benth.
118739A. Tiehm   196422023-08-21
USA, Nevada, Elko, Pequop Mountains, 0.9 road miles SE form main Pequop site road on road past Pequop Springs, 41.18958 -114.60483, 1926m
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118820A. Tiehm   195942023-08-05
USA, Nevada, Washoe, Sierra Nevada Carson Range, 2.0 road miles SW of the end of Pinehaven Road on main road to Hunter Lake, 39.45656 -119.87756, 1975m
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