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Taxa: Lupinus sellulus, Lupinus sellulus ssp. sellulus, Lupinus sellulus ssp. ursinus (Lupinus sellulus var. ursinus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Botany

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Lupinus sellulus Kellogg Kellogg
8296Kellogg, Albert   s.n.1870-07-14
United States, California, Nevada County, Sierra Nevada. Donner Lake. Summit Camp., 39.3199386597 -120.3218994141
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Lupinus sellulus Kellogg Kellogg
8295Kellogg, Albert   s.n.1870-07-14
United States, California, Nevada County, Sierra Nevada. Donner Lake. Summit Camp., 39.3199386597 -120.3218994141
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Lupinus sellulus elatus Eastw. Eastw.
8297Howell, John Thomas   157671940-07-31
United States, California, Tulare County, East Lake, 36.7236 -118.4454, 2926 - 2926m
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Lupinus sellulus var. lobbii (A. Gray ex S. Watson) B.J. Cox
323921Lavin, M.; Benedict, N   SW1371980-09-06
United States, California, Mono County, Sierra Nevada. S of Leavitt Lake., 3170m
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323946Taylor, M. S.   46381982-06-12
United States, California, Plumas County, S side of Hwy 36, W side of Lake Almanor, ca 0.5 mi E of Chester., 1372m
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Lupinus sellulus Kellogg Kellogg
329259Taylor, M. S.   48311982-07-14
United States, California, Plumas County, Near jct of 27N92 and 26N18 in Long Valley around creek, ca 4 air mi W of Greenville., 1676m
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Lupinus sellulus var. lobbii (A. Gray ex S. Watson) B.J. Cox
520392Howald, Ann   29002012-07-31
United States, California, Mono County, Eastern Sierra Nevada Mtns.: upper Tioga Lake basin, W of Tioga Lake and 0.2 mi E of Tioga Pass, 37.9130555556 -119.2559166667, 3011m
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