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Sagehen Herbarium
SCFS	Hackelia micrantha (Eastwood) J.L. Gentry SCFS5182Marc Chamberlain   271973-06-23 United States, California, Nevada, ~ 1/2 m. S of station., 39.425315 -120.241165, 1951m Full Record Details
SCFS	Hackelia micrantha (Eastwood) J.L. Gentry SCFS0380J. Ammirati   441964-06-23 United States, California, Nevada, Ca. 1-1/4 mi. S. of Sagehen Station, the creek where it grows runs into Sagehen Creek at Sagehen Station, 39.41763 -120.242359, 2012m Full Record Details
SCFS	Hackelia micrantha (Eastwood) J.L. Gentry SCFS0379R. Schmid   681964-06-22 United States, California, Nevada, On 3rd (left) turnoff from Sagehen Road, 2.5 M west of station; this area about .5 M on road and across Sagehen Creek, 39.418547 -120.275139, 1981m Full Record Details
University of California at Davis Herbarium
DAV	Hackelia micrantha (Eastwood) J.L. Gentry DAV321202Rudolf Schmid   681964-06-22 United States, California, Nevada County, Nevada County: ca. 12 miles north of Truckee, on third (south) turnoff from Sagehen Road, 2.5 miles west of Sagehen Creek Station (this area ca. .5 miles on road and across from Sagehen Creek)., 39.418547 -120.275139, 1981m Full Record Details
DAV	Hackelia micrantha (Eastwood) J.L. Gentry DAV321219Albert Grigarick   2722011-07-09 United States, California, Nevada County, Nevada County: Approx. 200 yds S of Sagehen Creek Field Station., 39.429167 -120.241667, 1968m Full Record Details

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