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Taxa: Boechera breweri subsp. shastaensis (Arabis breweri var. austinae, Arabis rostellata)
Search Criteria: Lat: 39.32908 - 41.69042 Long: -123.60353 - -121.17186; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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New Mexico State University Herbarium

NMC
79539P.J. Alexander and C.D. Bailey   977-A, B2009-04-01
United States, California, Trinity, Southwestern Trinity Alps, Trinity National Forest, west side of Backbone Ridge along Hobo Gulch Rd, 0.6 miles N of Stoveleg Gap, 15.5 miles NW of central Weaverville., 40.8894 -123.1471, 1173m
NMC
79615P.J. Alexander   993-A2009-04-07
United States, California, Shasta, Shasta National Forest, north of Lake Shasta, 2.6 miles E of Nosoni Mountain on the west side of North Fork Squaw Creek along F.R. 35N18A, 2.5 road miles from the (unmarked) junction with F.R. 35N18 (at 40.9319N, 122.1452W), which is 5.2 road miles from the junction with F.R. 27 (at 40.9120N, 122.1763W)., 40.9448 -122.1229, 823m

Pacific Union College Hebarium

PUA
68640G.L. Clifton   1988-05-18
United States, California, Shasta, Local landmark: Tarantula Gulch. Shoeinhorse Mtn. Quad., 41.156194 -122.091361, 853m

University of California at Davis Herbarium

DAV
DAV300933R. E. Preston   235B1982-04-07
United States, California, Butte County, Butte County: S facing cliffs of Cape Horn; ca. 4.5 mi SE of Paradise., 39.711944 -121.559444, 335m
DAV
DAV300932Robert E. Preston   5401986-04-29
United States, California, Butte County, Butte County: ca. 6.5 km n of Oroville, on North Table Mtn., 39.598253 -121.557489, 366m
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