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University of Illinois - Plant Collection
ILL:PLANT	Hesperolinon disjunctum H. Sharsm. ILL00006668Mason, H. L.   128121946-05-30 United States, California, Lake, Inner north coast ranges, Cache Creek drainage east of Indian Valley, Bartlett Springs to Williams road., 38.98171 -122.501088 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Hesperolinon disjunctum H. Sharsm. ILL00006669Sharsmith, H. K.   41571952-06-21 United States, California, Lake and Colusa, Inner north coast ranges, Bartlett Springs-Leesville road, boundary of Lake and Colusa counties., 39.155417 -122.361792 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Hesperolinon disjunctum H. Sharsm. ILL00006670Sharsmith, H. K.   40331951-07-13 United States, California, Colusa, Inner north coast ranges, 4.4 miles from Leesville on Bartlett Springs road, western margin of the county., 39.1833 -122.4167 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Hesperolinon disjunctum H. Sharsm. ILL00006671Sharsmith, H. K.   41471952-06-20 United States, California, Napa, Inner north coast ranges, about one mile east of spur road to Samuels Springs, south-facing slope above Pope Creek, Pope Valley-Monticello road., 38.634905 -122.409989 Full Record Details
ILL:PLANT	Hesperolinon tehamense H. Sharsm. ILL00006667Sharsmith, H. K.   40181951-07-11 United States, California, Tehama, Inner north coast ranges, Covelo-Paskenta road 11.1 miles west of Paskenta, Mendocino National Forest. Full Record Details

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