Selaginella wallacei Hieron.
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Filed As
Selaginellaceae
Selaginella wallacei Hieron. -
Collector(s)
G. Hansen 879, s.d.
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Location
United States of America. California. Silver Lake.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 3507112
Occurrence ID: ad449016-4971-4355-b22e-a074fc4c5dbf
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Lycopodiophyta
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Order
Selaginellales
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Family
Selaginellaceae
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All Determinations
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Region
North America
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Country
United States of America
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State/Province
California
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Locality
Silver Lake
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Elevation
Alt. 2438 m. (7999 ft.)
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Distribution
N3QBV9 TVbÎNVÏOa ÜdOÂ"M3N C<*si.3<rw Fast*, $W. S'AjeC^’ c-«-. O. C, I ~TÏ*#<ru- ‘i?y Herb. L. M. Underwood 2~/û3 /hy ‘/¿yjhr3 £*i Jhz, < ^ÔIRWOO^ .*£* BAI»«*, Herbarium of LUCIEN M. UNDERWOOD. £Jlo-Wsr Tylsfo. ‘few ¡t. S. , ~r» W4s-ck ïi foi THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN HERBARIUM OF LUCIEN M. UNDERWOOD PURCHASED 1903 03507109 03507108 ^**y» ~c**X I tb/17o I #r^c»a,- ^C. ¿*£U eo h- o LO co o da^f ír79 I N O in co o 2. Sjelaginella Watsoni sp. nov. . Stems short, 4—6 cm. long, creeping, sparingly short branched rooting throughout the entire length ; leaves rather short, stout* deeply channeled dorsally, ending abruptly in a short stout smooth mostly curved green awn, 0.25-0.35 mm. long; margins with few cilia or none, when present not exceeding yojx in length ; ] spikes 1.5—2..5 cm. long, sharply quadrangular, the Jbracts broader at base, lariceolate-ovate to,, ovate, with shorter and stouter awns. Apparently confined to high altitudes of the Sierra Nevada and , neighboring mountains.* Cottonwood Canon, Utah, alt. 9500 ft., S. Watson, no. 2370, in King’s Expl. Exped., July, 1869 ; Clover Mts., Nevada, alt. 9000 ft., S. Watson, Sept., 1868. (U.rS. Nat. Herb.); Cañón Pass (Sierra Nevada) alt. 8000-9000 ft., Aug.,, 1863 (Herb. D. C. Eaton); Alpine Col, California, alt. 8000 ft,} Hansen (Herb. D. C. Eaton) also Hansen, 879 (Herb. Kew) ;; Mt. Whitney, Tulare Co., California “1700 ft. above timber line” Co.ville & Funston, no. 2071, Death Valley Expedition. ?, 03507113 03507114
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Selaginella wallacei Hieron.