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

RENO:V
Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
60870P.J. Leary   57601999-08-02
USA, Nevada, White Pine, Snake Range, N end of Mount Moriah, W of the Table., 39.293672 -114.165835, 3349m
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Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
60871S. Crockett   1681995-07-21
USA, Idaho, Custer, W slope of central Lemhi Range, Salmon-Challis NF, ca 0.25 mile S of Quartzite Pass, between Quartzite Pass and Big Windy Peak., 44.479518 -114.862721, 2957m
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Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
60872S. Anderson   s.n.1995-08-10
USA, Nevada, Elko, Humboldt NF, Ruby Mountain RD, North Furlong Lake., 40.555404 -115.412932, 2957m
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Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
60873M.J. Williams   10311966-07-06
USA, Nevada, Elko, [Ruby Mountains,] Lamoille Canyon, above Island Lake., 40.613111 -115.381932, 3048m
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Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
60874H.N. Mozingo   s.n.
USA, Nevada, Elko, [Ruby Mountains, Lamoille Canyon,] above Island Lake., 40.613385 -115.381182, 3018m
RENO:V
Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
60875A.A. Heller   92241908-07-29
USA, Nevada, Elko, [East Humboldt Range] Clover Mountain Range, near Deeth., 41.024985 -115.107999, 3200 - 3200m
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Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
110525A. Tiehm   189212021-06-17
USA, Nevada, Elko, East Humboldt Mountains, slopes W of the head of Weeks Creek, SW of Lizzies Basin., 40.93145 -115.11234, 2758m
RENO:V
Lloydia serotina (L.) Reichenb.
112966G.L. Clifton   471642008-06-30
USA, Nevada, White Pine, [Snake Range,] The Table., 39.281507 -114.191184, 3447m
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