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  The Consortium of California Herbaria serves as a gateway to information from California vascular plant specimens that are housed in participant herbaria.
Records from the California Floristic Province portion of Baja California, Mexico are also included. The database includes over 2 million specimen records from 35 institutions.
Please cite data retrieved from this page: Data provided by the participants of the Consortium of California Herbaria (ucjeps.berkeley.edu/consortium/).
Scientific Name

e.g.: Platanaceae; Dudl; Dudleya bloch; blochmaniae;
Dudleya blochmaniae insul; Quercus X alvordiana

Geographic Locality e.g.: Round Meadow; Forester

Elevation (metric): Lower Upper

 

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Collector (last name only; e.g.: Muir; Moref)

Collection Number (numerical part only)

Collection Date (Note: Before & After is by Year only)

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  Use this page to search for specimen records. Any combination of fields may be searched. The links with the fields provide examples. If you select "Search using latitude and longitude" you will go to a separate geographic search page. If you select "Name list", a list of names that satisfy the search criteria will be returned; one record for each name will be included. If you want to search using common names, go to the Jepson Interchange. The possibility of making comments or viewing comments is provided on each return page.  
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