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Eriogonum argillosum
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Photographer: Ryan O'Dell
ID: 0000 0000 0421 0843 (2021-04-12)Copyright © 2021 Ryan O'Dell
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date of photo Apr 9, 2021
latitude 36.41439 longitude -120.56802
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location
Cantua Creek, southwestern Fresno County. (Fresno County, California, US)notes Light, vertic clay derived from marine shale. Co-occurring with other strict vertic clay endemics including Deinandra halliana and Phacelia ciliata. In 2021, this population cluster numbered 50,000+ individuals. Some individuals were being impacted by Cuscuta (visible in photos). Cattle grazing occurs on these lands, but is not a negative impact to the species. The dispersed soil disturbance from trampling (hoof prints) is within the much larger natural background disturbance from the clay shrink-swell cycles.photo category: Plant - annual/perennial
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