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On an east slope 1.5 miles west of Cottonwood Creek, Lan Luis Dam Area

Collected near north base of Basalt Hill.

1/2 mile east of Pacheco Pass along the old highway in an oak woodland.

East facing slope north of the bend of San Luis Creek. North-south portion.

Growing on a northeast slope below Basalt Hill at about 700 feet elevation.

Cottonwood Creek just south of Highway 152. On dry exposed floor of creek canyon.

1 1/2 mile east of Pacheco Pass and 1/2 mile south of old highway 152.

On a south slope above San Luis Creek 15 miles west of Los Banos.

San Luis Dam site, one mile west of Harper Lane Road on flat, exposed ground at 450 feet elevation.

3.7 miles west of northwest end of San Luis Dam on a rocky roadcut about 700 feet above highway 152.

1/2 mile south of highway 152 in a ravine with seepage near an artificial pond 2.1 miles east of Pacheco Pass and 4.6 miles west of Cottonwood Creek.

.5 mile south of highway 152 in a ravine with seepage near an artificial pond, 2.1 miles east of Pacheco Pass and 4.6 miles wast, of Cottonwood Creek.

Collected slightly west of Pacheco tunnel. Disturbed stream bed along road and adjacent areas.

Area immediately in front of San Luis Dam at 250-300 feet elevation.

Collected on an old abandoned road next to old Pacheco Pass highway, on north side.

On west slope of Basalt Hill. Elevation about 1500ft. Collected near top of Hill.

Across the new highway north of pumping plant at elevation 317 feet.

At sourthern-most turn of San Luis Creek on a grassy east slope at about 500 feet elevation.

On northwest slope of Basalt Hill among basaltic outcrops.

About one mile north of Basalt Hill at its northern base, about 500 feet (below water line).

One mile east of head of San Luis Creek, south slope above road at 500 feet.

On roadside on the approach to Basalt Hill from the North. East slope of a small hill on the basin floor.

1 1/2 to 2 miles east of Pacheco Pass on the old highway.

1 mile east of Pacheco Pass about 250 feet below new highway. West slope above a small stream.

End of cottonwood Creek, 1/2 mile east of Pacheco Pass and just below the new highway.

Below the junction of Pacheco Pass Road with the old Pacheco Pass Road on the old road.

Collected in R29E-T16S, section 13, Sequoia National Park. It grew in a moist, grassy area about 2.5 miles above Hospital Rock.

Deep basin below and east of Pacheco Pass.

Collected in R32E-T13S, Kings Canyon National Park. It was below Mist Falls on the trail to Paradise Valley. It grew in a dry rocky, open area.

Collected in R32E-T14S, Kings Canyon National Park. It was near Upper Sphinx Lake on rocky, exposed slopes.

Collected in R29E-T13S, section 9. It grew near the Redwood Creek drainage area on a moist canyon wall.; It was near Highway 180 into Cedar Grove, west of Boyden Cave.

Collected in R29E-T16S, section 19, Sequoia National Park, near the road to Buckeye Flat campground, on a grassy slope.

Collected in R29E-T16S, section 34 N1/2, in Sequoia National Park. It was near the raodside about .3 of a mile east of Ash Mountain headquarters.

North of Basalt Hill along roadcut. Elevation about 800 feet.

Just west of the entrance to the Pacheco tunnel. Elevation about 500 feet.

On Basalt hill on top of a rolling knob. Elevation about 1500 ft.

.8 miles west of end of the San Luis Dam on new Pacheco Pass road.

About 1.5 to 2 miles east of Pacheco Pass on the old Highway. Southwest slope - very dry. Elevation about 1000 feet.

Cottonwood Creek, .5 mile south of highway 152.

Basalt Hill, West slope, elevation 1400 feet. Open grassland, scattered rocks.

On steep western slope of Basalt Hill south of San Luis Dam overlooking San Luis Creek.

On hills to the west of San Luis Creek near its crossing with Harper Lane Road west of San Luis Dam. Elevation 500-800 feet.

Collected alongside Horse Creek Road, near the Terminus Resevior. The plant was growing in and around boulders in the shade. R28E-T18S, section 4.

Collected alongside the road to South Lake, near South Fork Bishop Creek, R31E-T8S.

Collected in the Limestone area of White Chief, Mineral King, R31E-T17S.

Collected in R29E-T16S, section 33, of Sequoia National Park. Found above the National Park Station's corrals, along a small stream.

Collected in R29E-T16S, section 34, in Sequoia National Park, .3 mile east of Ash Mountain Headquarters

Collected at R29E-T16S, section 34, NW1/4. Sequoia National Park, .5 miles east of Ash Mountain Headquarters, along the river.

Collected in R28E-T16S, section 4. It was 1.5 miles from Ash Mountain entrance station on Highway 198, in a sunny area in the sand.

Collected in R29E-T16S, section 33 SW1/4. It was above the park service corrals near a small stream, in a moist sunny area, growing out of moss.