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University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium
UCR	Bromus orcuttianus var. orcuttianus Jon P. Rebman   180082009-06-09 United States, California, San Diego, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, along Middle Peak Loop Fire Road in the vicinity of the water tank on the north side of the peak. Square: M20, 32.98289 -116.60081, 1749m Full Record Details
Missouri Botanical Garden
MO	Bromus orcuttianus var. orcuttianus 3295007William C. Cusick   28381902-06-27 United States, Oregon, Stony hillsides of Klamath valley at Keno. Full Record Details
San Diego Natural History Museum
SD:Plants	Bromus orcuttianus var. orcuttianus Larry Hendrickson   31082008-07-07 United States, California, San Diego, Palomar Mountain State Park. Doane Creek Trail, Lower Doane Valley, 1.0 air mile NE of Boucher Hill Lookout, 33.34381 -116.90654, 1395m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Bromus orcuttianus var. orcuttianus Larry Hendrickson   17432006-07-13 United States, California, San Diego, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. SW of Paso Picacho campground, at intersection of paved Lookout Road (to Cuyamaca Peak) and Azalea Spring Road (unpaved)., 32.95483 -116.59464, 1649m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Bromus orcuttianus var. orcuttianus Jon P. Rebman   180082009-06-09 United States, California, San Diego, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park: Middle Peak; along Middle Peak Loop Fire Road in the vicinity of the water tank on the north side of the peak, 32.98292 -116.60077, 1749m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Bromus orcuttianus var. orcuttianus Jon P. Rebman   181432009-06-16 United States, California, San Diego, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park: along Azalea Spring Fire Road between Middle Peak and Cuyamaca Peak; vicinity of Azalea Spring, 32.96054 -116.59978, 1625m Full Record Details

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