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4 matching records found (of 4).
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1.  Braya glabella Richardson 				Brassicaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Lake County: San Isabel National Forest: between Rocky Point and Empire Hill, ca 6 mi SE of Leadville.  Elev. 12000 ft.
T10S R79W S9; E1/2 9; also E1/2 S16.  39 11.51' N, 106 13.16' W; GPS Reading.  
Alpine tundra with some bare ground. Phenology: fruiting. 

Brian A. Elliott, 13608.  9/22/2005. 		RM 801296
     with Peter Ebertowski
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2.  Braya glabella Richardson 				Brassicaceae

U.S.A., Wyoming, Teton County: Gros Ventre Area: southeast ridge and summit of Darwin Peak.  Elev. 11000-11647 ft.
T40N R112W S32 E1/2.  43.3853 N, 110.3127 W.  
Rocky alpine slopes. Phenology: fruiting. 

Ronald L. Hartman, 49496.  8/16/1994. 		RM 625960
     with Tom Cramer
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3.  Braya glabella Richardson 				Brassicaceae

U.S.A., Wyoming, Sublette County: Gros Ventre Range: saddle at north end of Doubletop Mountain and lower slopes on north side of Doubletop Peak, ca 1.5 mi S of Brewster Lake.  Elev. 11000-11600 ft.
T39N R112W S9 SW1/4 of SE1/4.  43.3567 N, 110.2931 W; uncertainty 0.25 mi..  
Cushion plant community on gravelly dolomite rim of saddle above steep wall of limestone; vegetative cover up to 50%, rock cover ca 40%; dominants include Phlox pulvinata, Astrgalus kentrophyta, Castilleja pulchella, Smelowskia, Carex nardina, and Dryas. Phenology: fruiting. 

Walter Fertig, 18520.  8/4/1998. 		RM 645260
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4.  Braya glabella Richardson 				Brassicaceae

U.S.A., Colorado, Chaffee County: Mineral Basin: ca 15 mi WSW of Buena Vista; above Cottonwood Lake.  Elev. 12000 ft.
Disturbed old mine area on steep crumbly fine detritus. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

William A. Weber, 17980.  8/5/1988. 		RM 533104
     with T. Hogan & B. Siems
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