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• Summaries of Literature About the Mid Hills.: 30500

Photograph taken on Apex Mine Road, northeast side of the Beaverdam Mountains, elevation approximately 4,000 feet.

Location records that use this photograph:

• Location Anchor: "UTWasApexMine" not found in tblLocations

• A Bibliography on Blackbrush (Coleogyne ramosissima): 253400 406530

This stake, White 36, has been in the field about 7½ years. This surface of the stake has a "cobwebby" look from the glass fibers that are free as the plastic resin has weathered away. Also the black number is beginning to fade.

Articles that use this photograph:

• How to Mark a Forb?: 14020

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.

Articles that use this photograph:

• California Highway 120: 16400
• Field Notes: Sierra Foothills, October 6, 2000

Photograph taken October 6, 2000.

Articles that use this photograph:

• California Highway 120: 16600
• Field Notes: Sierra Foothills, October 6, 2000

California Juniper (Juniperus californica), Goldenbush (Ericameria sp.) and Ephedra (Ephedra sp.) along New Idria Road.

Articles that use this photograph:

• New Idria Road - San Benito County: 50000

Articles that use this photograph:

• Summaries of Literature About the Mid Hills.: 10300