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Taxa: Ephedra californica (Ephedra californica var. californica)
Search Criteria: Arizona; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Vascular Plant Herbarium

ASU:Plants
TH Nash III   3111990-03-31
USA, Arizona, La Paz, Cactus Plain; ca 7 mi east of Parker & ca 1 mi south of Black Mountain, 34.1499 -114.166, 305m
ASU:Plants
T Elias   84631984-05-27
USA, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Ca 61 miles SSE of Tucson; The Research Ranch near Elgin; hills above Finley Tank, 31.6597 -110.525

Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbarium

CM:Botany
CM230440Parish, S.B.   6531881-03-00
United States, Arizona, Yuma, Yuma, 32.725325 -114.624397

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
Ephedra californica funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680654Thomas H. Nash, III   101941973-02-19
United States, Arizona, Mohave, Willow Beach Campground, Lake Mohave. Sandy banks and gravel flats with Hymenoclea-Bebbia-Larrea.
MO
Ephedra californica funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680607Ruth A. Nelson   107571982-03-20
United States, Arizona, Pinal, Collected on dry hillsides at Boyce Thompston Arboretum, near Superior.
MO
Ephedra californica var. funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680596Elinor Lehto   L182981975-02-08
United States, Arizona, Maricopa, McDowell Mt. Regional Park. Bajada W side of Lowsley Hill.
MO
Ephedra californica funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680584Ruth A. Nelson   107541982-05-17
United States, Arizona, Pinal, Near Ayre Lake at Boyce Thompson Arboretum, near Superior. Habitat: Dry slopes.
MO
Ephedra californica var. funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680619Thomas H. Nash, III   102881973-02-19
United States, Arizona, Mohave, 4 mi E of Union Pass, Rte 68, E of Kingman. Abandoned mining town. Roadsides. Desert.
MO
Ephedra californica funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680643Lyle A. McGill   LAM13851977-06-05
United States, Arizona, Maricopa, W slope of Mazatzal Mts, ca 2 mi NNW of Cottonwood Camp. Acacia-Prosopis-Cercidium-Simmondsia-Celtis-cactus hillside and wash.
MO
Ephedra californica funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680666David J. Keil   47891969-05-10
United States, Arizona, Maricopa, E side of White Tank Mountains. Rocky wash rising from desert floor S of peak 2094 into high walles canyon between peaks 2995 and 3032 up to ridgeline E of Beacon at peak 4083. Canyon with scattered rock tanks and seeps.
MO
Ephedra californica funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680568Noel H. Holmgren   67451973-04-11
United States, Arizona, Pima, N end of the Ajo Range, road to Gu Vo, 6.6 mi S of Arizona Highway 86, 10.5 airline mi SSE of Why. Infrequent at base of hills., 701m
MO
Ephedra californica funera (Coville & C.V. Morton) L.D. Benson
1680632Elinor Lehto   L224111978-03-18
United States, Arizona, Maricopa, Apache Trail SW of Canyon Lake. Upper Sonoran desert slope.

Rutgers University, Chrysler Herbarium

CHRB
CHRB0101439   
United States, Arizona, Cochise

Texas A&M University, S.M. Tracy Herbarium

TAES
H. B. Parks   142831935-06-15
United States, Arizona
TAES
O. G. Babcock   142801935-06-17
United States, Arizona
TAES
TAES0005964O.G. Babcock   142851935-06-15
United States, Arizona, Near Petrified Forest
TAES
TAES0005963O.G. Babcock   142821935-06-15
United States, Arizona, Petrified Forest of Arizona

University of California at Davis Herbarium

DAV
L. R. Landrum   89201997-03-22
United States, Arizona, San Diego County, San Diego County: Hwy 8 just before entering Imperial County., 32.63495 -116.13062, 914m

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Gymnosperms
1219301Edwin Kline   s.n.1920-03-15
United States, Arizona, Contact UM Herbarium
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