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Dataset: SPIF
Taxa: frangula => Frangula, Frangula
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Sierra Pacific Industries-Forestry

SPIF
Frangula purshiana (DC.) A. Gray ex J.G. Cooper subsp. ultramafica Sawyer & S.W. Edwards
SPIF01133Dean Wm. Taylor   202172008-06-18
Plumas, Caribou 7.5' USGS quad. Canyon Creek, tributary to the Feather River. Seepage area abutting the roadway characterized by abundant Hastingsia alba; large shrubs with bifacial leaf coloration: upper surface sparsely pubescent, not papillose, and grey green (RHS 133B when fresh) but not glaucescent; rounded shrubs to 3-4 m tall; same location as Sawyer 12044 (a paratype cited in Madrono 54:172-174. 2007). Lat/Lon taken by GPS., 863m
SPIF
Frangula purshiana (DC.) A. Gray ex J.G. Cooper subsp. ultramafica Sawyer & S.W. Edwards
SPIF01132Dean Wm. Taylor   202192008-06-18
Plumas, Onion Valley 7.5' USGS quad. South Fork Rock Creek, along Forest Road 24N28, Plumas National Forest. On serpentine; low rounded shrubs to 1 m tall, with strong bifacial leaf coloration: upper surface sparsely pubescent, not papillose, and dark green (RHS 137A when fresh) but not glaucescent; lower leaf surface green (RHS 137C when fresh), veins heavily pubescent and more yellow green (RHS 145C). Lat/Long collected by GPS., 1609m
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