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University of Texas at El Paso Biodiversity Collections Herbarium
UTEP:Herb	Madia gracilis (Sm.) Keck & J.Clausen ex Applegate UTEP:Herb:66569Collector(s): Lowell William Ahart   103552003-07-06 United States, California, Yuba County, Along Fountain Hill Road 5 Mi. N of Dobbins, 39.4365833333 -121.2020277778, 837 - 837m Full Record Details
UTEP:Herb	Madia exigua (Sm.) A. Gray UTEP:Herb:63107Collector(s): Vernon H. Oswald, Lowell William Ahart   VHO 93551998-07-21 United States, California, Siskiyou County, NE of Weed and E of Grass Lake, W of Bray, Old State Highway, 0.8 miles E of Tennant Road, 41.64159 -121.99632, 1417 - 1417m Full Record Details
Washington State University Marion Ownbey Herbarium
WS	Madia gracilis (Sm.) Keck & J.Clausen ex Applegate 392082Lowell Ahart   161122009-07-21 United States, California, Plumas, Small and normal sized plants, on dry rocky soil, west of a man made depression, about 20 yards east of Forest Service Road 27N26, about 1000 feet northwest of Powerhouse at the north end of Butt Valley Reservoir, about 3 miles (air) southwest of Lake Almanor. Common. Flowers yellow. Mixed Evergreen Forest (Yellow Pine Forest)., 40.75666667 -121.8233333 Full Record Details
Western Illinois University, ​R. M. Myers Herbarium
MWI	Madia citriodora Greene MWI00054030Ahart, Lowell   101972003-05-22 USA, California, Shasta, Cottonwood, about 11 air miles east/northeast, 4 air miles west/southwestof Darah Springs State Fish Hatchery, about 1 1/8 miles west of the barn, about 150 yards south of the Coleman Canal, east of the poor dirt road, 40.92222 -121.80833, 250m Full Record Details

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