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SPIF	Pinus jeffreyi Balf. SPIF00056Ann Willyard   2871999-07-12 Plumas, Squaw Valley Peak 7.5' USGS quad. Mushroom Rock, on Road 28N03, ca. 7 road mi east of Doyle Crossing, near Last Chance Creek. Growing in stand with trees tentatively determined to be Pinus washoensis., 1737m Full Record Details
SPIF	Pinus ponderosa Douglas ex P. Lawson & C. Lawson SPIF00058Ann Willyard   2861999-07-12 Plumas, Squaw Valley Peak 7.5' USGS quad. Road 28N03, ca. 6 road miles east of Doyle Crossing, near Last Chance Creek. Growing in stand with trees tentatively determined to be Pinus washoensis., 1737m Full Record Details
SPIF	Pinus ponderosa Douglas ex P. Lawson & C. Lawson SPIF00057Ann Willyard   2881999-07-12 Plumas, Squaw Valley Peak 7.5' USGS quad. Mushroom Rock on Road 28N03, ca. 7 road miles east of Doyle Crossing, near Last Chance Creek. Growing in stand with trees tentatively determined to be Pinus washoensis, along with Pinus jeffreyi., 1737m Full Record Details
SPIF	Pinus washoensis H. Mason & Stockw. SPIF00060Ann Willyard   2851999-07-12 Plumas, Squaw Valley Peak 7.5' USGS quad. Road 28N03, ca. 6 road miles east of Doyle Crossing, near Last Chance Creek. Determination based on predominance of cones smaller than 4 inches. Same stand has trees that clearly fit ponderosa pine description., 1737m Full Record Details
SPIF	Pinus washoensis H. Mason & Stockw. SPIF00061Ann Willyard   2891999-07-12 Plumas, Squaw Valley Peak 7.5' USGS quad. Mushroom Rock, on Road 28N03, ca. 7 miles east of Doyle Crossing, near Last Chance Creek. Tentative determination based on smaller cones. Growing with Pinus jeffreyi and Pinus ponderosa., 1737m Full Record Details

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