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California Botanic Garden Herbarium
CalBG:RSA	Hesperolinon serpentinum McCarten D. W. Taylor   149521995-06-01 United States, California, Stanislaus, South Fork Orestemba Creek; (about 6 road miles downstream of Gill Ranch, ca. 18 air miles west of Gustine); Wilcox Ridge 7.5 Quad., 37.2958333 -121.3258333, 247m Full Record Details
CalBG:RSA	Hesperolinon serpentinum McCarten D. W. Taylor   149331995-05-26 United States, California, Stanislaus, Quinto Canyon, at the Bald Eagle Mine, 37.1897222 -121.2213889, 290m Full Record Details
San Diego Natural History Museum
SD:Plants	Hesperolinon serpentinum McCarten Dean Wm. Taylor   149521995-06-01 United States, California, Stanislaus, Inner South Coast Ranges. South Fork Orestemba Creek; (about 6 road miles downstream of Gill Ranch, ca. 18 air miles west of Gustine). Base of serpentine slope., 37.29583 -121.32583, 247m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hesperolinon serpentinum McCarten Dean Wm. Taylor   149331995-05-26 United States, California, Stanislaus, Inner South Coast Ranges. Quinto Canyon, at the Bald Eagle Mine., 37.1896 -121.224, 290m Full Record Details
SD:Plants	Hesperolinon serpentinum McCarten SD00019571Dean Wm. Taylor   166691998-06-18 United States, California, Napa, Butts Canyon, small side canyon 0.5 mi above (north of) mouth into Pope Valley., 38.67361 -122.43667, 290m Full Record Details
University of Arizona Herbarium
ARIZ	Hesperolinon serpentinum McCarten, ined. 398738Dean Wm. Taylor   149331995-05-26 United States, California, Stanislaus County, Quinto Canyon, at the Bald Eagle Mine, canyon bottom setting on serpentine, 37.189722 -121.221389, 290m Full Record Details

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