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DAV	Quercus × alvordiana Eastw. DAV243340Nick Jensen   25392014-09-08 United States, California, Kern, Eastern fork of Bronco Canyon, Tunnel Spring area at the base of the Tehachapi Mountains., 34.88685 -118.67721, 1305m Full Record Details
IND	Quercus × alvordiana Eastw. IND-0062619David Q. Cavagnaro   561963-09-15 United States, California, Monterey, along wash, blue oak woodland on the southwest slope, 10 miles northwest of Arroyo Seco, 36.425275 -121.45401, 427m Full Record Details
IND	Quercus × alvordiana Eastw. IND-0062618John M. Tucker   1914-181948-10-10 United States, California, Monterey, ca. 8.8 miles west of Bradley, beside road to Lockwood, 35.90075 -120.959772 Full Record Details
IND	Quercus × alvordiana Eastw. IND-0062617John M. Tucker   1887-191948-10-02 United States, California, Kern, 15 miles (by road) west of McKittrick, 35.329474 -119.84514 Full Record Details
OBI	Quercus × alvordiana Eastw. Jordan Collins   10222022-08-08 United States, California, Los Angeles, Western Transverse Ranges, Angeles National Forest, Ridge Route Ridge Bioregion. Cherry Canyon, SW of I-5. About 2000 air feet SW of I-5, 4750 air feet NE of Old Hwy99, 2 air miles SE of Pyramid Lake., 34.62901 -118.73145, 720m Full Record Details
CalBG:RSA	Quercus × alvordiana Eastw. RSA0615727Nick Jensen   25392014-09-08 United States, California, Kern, Eastern fork of Bronco Canyon, Tunnel Spring area at the base of the Tehachapi Mountains., 34.88685 -118.67721, 1305m Full Record Details

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