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California Botanic Garden Herbarium
CalBG:RSA	Navarretia jepsonii V. Bailey ex Jeps. RSA0201800Sarah J. De Groot   53242006-06-13 United States, California, Colusa, East Park Reservoir, east of Stonyford., 39.3533333 -122.5177778, 352m Full Record Details
University of California at Davis Herbarium
DAV	Navarretia jepsonii V. Bailey ex Jeps. AHUC101252Beecher Crampton   77711966-06-28 United States, California, Tehama, Tehama County, 6 miles W.S.W of Paskenta (direct line), ridge between Hatch field and Lake Hollow, Sheldon Jeffers Ranch., 39.855 -122.6692, 610m Full Record Details
DAV	Navarretia jepsonii V. Bailey ex Jeps. AHUC101248Beecher Crampton   77711966-06-28 United States, California, Tehama County, Tehama County: 6 miles w.s.w Paskenta (in direct line) ridge between Hatch Field and Lake Hollow serpentine soil. Range extension in Calif., 39.855 -122.6692, 610m Full Record Details
University of California, Riverside Plant Herbarium
UCR	Navarretia jepsonii V. Bailey ex Jeps. UCR0095887Ann Howald   23462003-05-29 United States, California, Colusa, Indian Valley, east side of East Park Reservoir, c. 3 miles north of Lodoga, ridge west of Serenity camping area, 39.34433 -122.49781, 373m Full Record Details
UCR	Navarretia jepsonii V. Bailey ex Jeps. UCR0095886Ann Howald   23602003-05-31 United States, California, Colusa, Indian Valley, east side of East Park Reservoir, c. 3 miles north of Lodoga, ridge west of Serenity camping area, 39.34444 -122.49778, 373m Full Record Details

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