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Oregon State University
OSC:OSU	Fritillaria eastwoodiae R.M. Macfarlane Frank T. Callahan; Frank Callahan   s.n.1995-05-19 United States, California, Shasta, Grace Lake, along gravel rd. into Grace Lake., 40.482825 -121.869530555556, 1063m Full Record Details
San Diego State University Herbarium
SDSU	Fritillaria eastwoodiae R.M.Macfarl. SDSU19716Ryan, Sean   332010-04-17 United States, California, Butte, North of Magalia on shady NE facing roadcut on west side of Jordan Hill Road, approximately 1.1 miles from its intersection with Coutolenc Road., 39.82874 -121.56995, 543m Full Record Details
SDSU	Fritillaria eastwoodiae R.M.Macfarl. SDSU19717Ryan, Sean   342010-04-17 United States, California, Butte, 10 yards from south side of Nimshew Road, approximately 100 yards west of its intersection with Tika Lane, NW of Magalia., 39.8285 -121.62311, 750m Full Record Details
SDSU	Fritillaria eastwoodiae R.M.Macfarl. SDSU19718Ryan, Sean   362010-04-17 United States, California, Butte, Off hwy 70, along east side of Old Truex Road, approximately 90 yards SW of the intersection of Truex Road and Trevor Road, just north of Lake Oroville. North facing steep roadcut., 39.67083 -121.53471, 302m Full Record Details
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden, Clifton Smith Herbarium
SBBG	Fritillaria eastwoodiae R.M.Macfarl. SBBG162147M. Vincent   1791962-04-15 United States, California, Butte, Coutolenc Rd, 0.5 mi N of Magalia, 39.819 -121.579 Full Record Details
University of Nevada Herbarium
RENO:V	Fritillaria eastwoodiae Macfarlane 60651M.J. Williams   s.n.1967-04-15 USA, California, Butte, Near Magalia., 39.814051 -121.578735, 610m Full Record Details

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