Dataset: UNLV-
Taxa: Ancistrocarphus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Wesley E. Niles Herbarium


UNLV
17062P.J. Leary   25481978-06-05
United States, Oregon, Baker, Denny Flat, S of Unity Reservoir, rolling hills, 1159m

UNLV
48825A. Tiehm   128451999-06-09
United States, Nevada, Elko, Duck Valley Indian Reservation, 3.4 road miles west on Bob Johnson Road to Hat Peak from the Sheep Creek Reservoir Road, 1628m

UNLV
48868A. Tiehm   129611999-06-14
United States, Nevada, Elko, Owyhee Desert, 3.7 road miles northwest of South Fork Owyhee River, north of the IL Ranch, on the road past Fourmile Butte, near a small reservoir, 1646m

UNLV
48928A. Tiehm   129001999-06-11
United States, Nevada, Elko, Wilson Creek, hills south of Wilson Reservoir on the creek, west of the Bull Run Mountains, 1616m

UNLV
50996A. Tiehm   131482000-05-31
United States, Nevada, Washoe, Dogskin Mountain, extreme northwest end; edge of small ephemeral pond in foothills, 1488m

UNLV
51050A. Tiehm   130912000-05-04
United States, Nevada, Washoe, Dry Valley, between Fort Sage Mountains and Seven Lakes Mountain, 2.4 road miles east of state line on main road from US Highway 395, 1372m

UNLV
54022A. Tiehm   138902002-05-30
United States, Nevada, Washoe, northwest end of Dogskin Mountain, 3.4 road miles west of Winnemucca Ranch Road; on road on North Fork Dry Valley Creek Road, 39.978927 -119.889113, 1470m

UNLV
62133A.C. Sanders   205431997-04-20
United States, California, Kern, San Emigdio Range, San Emigdio Ranch, along dirt road from San Emigdio Canyon south of Los Lobos Creek, 793m


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Google Map

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