Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Winters Pass, San Bernardino County, California. |
Gazetteer Query: G.N.I.S. See also: Winters Pass Hills. See also: Mesquite Mountains.
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Pass through the Mesquite Mountains. Possibly named for Aaron and Rosie Winters who discovered Cottonball borax in Death Valley in 1881.
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Area Plant Lists that contain this location: Species collected at or near this location. This list summarizes plants collected or observed at this specific, named location. It does not include plants collected or observed at nearby named or unnamed locations. It may be more instructive to use the Area Lists that contain this location.
Asteraceae Astereae Machaerantherinae Xylorhiza tortifolia (Torr. & A. Gray) Greene tortifolia. Mojave Woody Aster (TAS) Chaenactideae Chaenactis carphoclinia A. Gray carphoclinia. Pebble Pincushion (TAS) Boraginaceae Amsinckia tessellata A. Gray tessellata. Bristly Fiddleneck (TAS) Cryptantha pterocarya (Torr.) Greene cycloptera (Greene) J. F. Macbr. Tucson Cryptantha (TAS) Fabaceae Lupinus flavoculatus A. Heller. Yellow Eyes (TAS) Geraniaceae Erodium cicutarium (L.) L'Her. ex Aiton. Hemlock-leav'd Crane's-bill (TAS) Polygonaceae Chorizanthe rigida (Torrey) Torrey & A. Gray. Spiny Herb (TAS) Eriogonum. Buckwheat (TAS) Oxytheca perfoliata Torr. & A. Gray. Round-Leaf Puncturebract (TAS)
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M, Date and time this article was prepared:5:37:09 PM, 11/3/2024. |