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Streptanthus glandulosus ssp. glandulosus
Jewelflower
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Photographer: Brother Alfred Brousseau
Organization: St. Mary's College
Collection: Brousseau
ID: 6249 3022 3947 0016 (1997-01-16)Copyright © 1995 Saint Mary's College of California
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Reviewers' comments about this photo (review or add another comment)
| 1. | Reviewed by CalPhotos Staff pre-2001 |
| Action: changed name from "Streptanthus breweri" to "Streptanthus glandulosus ssp. glandulosus
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| Reviewer's comments: | | | | "8/19/97: changed name from S. BREWERI to S. GLANDULOSUS SSP. GLANDULOSUS per Dean Wm. Taylor (dwtaylor@flash.net): S. breweri has never been collected at the Pinnacles, and is a narrow serpentine endemic; ultramafic rocks" |
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| 2. | Reviewed by Aaron Schusteff May 29, 2015 |
| Action: commented on photo |
| Reviewer's comments: | | | | "The locality "THE PINNACLES" most likely refers to Pinnacles National Park in San Benito County, where Streptanthus glandulosus is well-known to occur. A search on the word "Pinnacles" in ""California Place Names: A Geographical Dictionary"" yielded a number of references to Pinnacles National Monument (now National Park), but none to anywhere in Santa Clara County. I am botanically active in Santa Clara County and am familiar with many localities there...but know of none referred to as "the Pinnacles". However, any local botanist who heard that name would most likely immediately assume the reference was to Pinnacles National Park in nearby San Benito County." |
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