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Dataset: SPIF
Taxa: Balsamorhiza
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Sierra Pacific Industries-Forestry

SPIF
Balsamorhiza hookeri (Hook.) Nutt.
SPIF00188J. Moeller   s.n.2009-05-21
Lassen, Bullard Lake 7.5' USGS quad. Exact location not recorded. In the region surrounding Big Jack Lake.
SPIF
Balsamorhiza hookeri (Hook.) Nutt.
SPIF00187J. O'Brien & J. Poore   s.n.2014-05-15
Lassen, Gallatin Peak 7.5' USGS quad. Growing between forest and agricultural land., 1502m
SPIF
Balsamorhiza sagittata (Pursh) Nutt.
SPIF00190Botany Crew   s.n.2004-06-01
Tehama, Finley Butte 7.5' USGS quad. Judd Creek drainage.
SPIF
SPIF00193Dean Wm. Taylor, Ph.D.   181212002-06-10
Siskiyou, Scott Mountain 7.5' USGS quad. Forest Rd. 40N08 0.25 miles East of the junction with Hwy 3 (3 miles NE from Scott Mountain Summit). Open conifer woodland on peridotite with Pinus jeffreyi-Calocedrus decurrens-Ceanothus cuneatus, with Festuca idahoensis, Helianthella californica., 1676m
SPIF
SPIF00192Botany Crew   s.n.2002-07-31
Trinity, Scott Mountain 7.5' USGS quad. 0.75 air miles south of Scott Mountain summit on roadside of Highway 3. Approximately around 39N07W SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Section 05., 1580m
SPIF
SPIF00191J.O'Brien & S.Puentes   s.n.2011-06-08
Trinity, Tangle Blue Lake 7.5' USGS quad. N of the Eagle Creek Campground, growing on the W side of the road on the edge of the road bank and up into the forest edge. Some leaves are deeply lobed while others toothed to entire. Growing with Ceanothus cordulatus, Viola macloskeyi, Rhamnus californica ssp. occidentalis, and Danthonia unispicata. Some leaves are more silvery canescent than others. 18'acc., 849m
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