Oreocarya welshii (K.H.Thorne & L.C.Higgins) R.B. Kelley
Syst. Bot. 37(3): 754. (2012)
Pronunciation/Pronunciación: |
O-re-o-cár-ya wélsh-i-i |
Etymology/Etimología: |
after Stanley L. Welsh, worker on the flora of the Intermountain and Great Basin regions |
Synonyms/Sinónimos: |
Cryptantha welshii K.H.Thorne & L.C.Higgins, Great Basin Naturalist 42(2): 196. 1982 |
Type/Tipo: |
K.H. Thorne and B.F. Harrison 578, 5 June 1979 USA: Nevada, Nye County, White River Valley, 2.1 miles W of Sunnyside, on the road to Hot Creek Campground, T7N, R61E, S36, at 5150 ft (1567 m) elevation, exposed rounded ancient playa remnant of white "tuffaceous" material, occasionally mixed with sand and valley fill. Holotype: BRY; Isotypes: WTU, NY |
Distribution/Distribución:
Oreocarya welshii
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Specimens:
Oreocarya welshii
R. Kelley 581, 19 June 2004 (SDSU21316)
Locality: 38.4199, -115.06887
Oreocarya welshii
R. Kelly 1129, 3 June 2006 (SDSU20707)
Locality: 38.69297, -114.44513
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