Johnstonella inaequata

Pronunciation/Pronunciación:	John-sto-nél-la in-ae-quà-ta
Etymology/Etimología:	"unequal"
Synonyms/Sinónimos:	Basionym: Cryptantha inaequata I.M. Johnst., Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot. 7: 444. 1922
Type/Tipo:	Hall & Chandler 6925, U.S.A. California: Injo Co., Pleasant Cañon, 10 May 1906 Holotype: UC100917

Johnston 1925 description of Cryptantha inaequata

Type Specimen:

Hall & Chandler 6925, U.S.A. California: Injo Co., Pleasant Cañon, 10 May 1906
Holotype: UC100917

Distribution:

LEFT: BONAP: http://bonap.net/tdc. COLOR KEY: Dark green=present in state; Light green=present in county, not rare. Accessed 14 Dec 2012.
RIGHT: Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF), accessed 6 Feb 2020.

Exemplars:
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Large Nutlet, dorsal view
Scale bar = 1 mm

Large Nutlet, ventral view
Scale bar = 1 mm

Large Nutlet, side view
Scale bar = 1 mm

Small Nutlet, dorsal view
Scale bar = 1 mm

Small Nutlet, ventral view
Scale bar = 1 mm

Small Nutlet, side view
Scale bar = 1 mm

Cryptantha inaequata
J. André 8132, 31 March 2006 (RSA732141).
USA: California, Inyo County, Death Valley National Park: Along Hwy 178 W. of Jubilee Pass in S. end of Black Mountains.

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