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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ceanothus tomentosus (Ceanothus tomentosus ssp. olivaceus, Ceanothus tomentosus var. olivaceus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Vascular Plant Collection

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01408715Lewis S. Rose   500211950-02-23
United States, California, San Diego, Miramar, alt. 530 ft.
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01408723Lewis S. Rose   600241960-05-03
United States, California, Amador, alt ca. 300 ft., 91m
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01408731Reid Moran   265021979-02-02
Mexico, Baja California, 2.0 km NW of La Misssion de San Miguel. Elevation 100 m., 100m
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01408749Lewis S. Rose   490731949-04-19
United States, California, Riverside, 2 mi. south of Temecula, 366m
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01408756Reid Moran   281621980-00-23
Mexico, Baja California, Canyon of Arroyo Hediondo, 6.0 km ESE of Erendira. Near 31° 15.5' N, 116° 19' W. Elevation ca. 140 m., 31.258333 -116.316667, 140m
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01408764D. Atwood   178161993-03-31
United States, California, San Diego, T17S R2E S32 NE¼ 18.3 miles west of Potreto and 2.2 miles east of Otay Creek Road along hwy 94.
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01408772Scott D. White   41951996-00-21
United States, California, San Bernardino, Yucaipa/Oak Glen Area: Just E of Boy Scout Camp in Wildwood canyon area, .25 air mi N of Wildwood Cyn. Rd. (1 mi W of its intersection w/ Oak Glen Rd.). USGS Forest Falls 7.5 ft topo. 3300-3600 ft elev (1000-1100 m)). T2S, R1W, S10 (close to center of W1/, 34.016667 -116.975, 1000 - 1100m
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01408780Francis Ramaley   11302
United States, California
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01408798E. K. Balls   188561954-03-01
United States, California, Grown at Botanic Garden, Propagation No 6350
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