Grimmia ovalis (Hedw.) Lindb.

• Region

  North America

• Country

  United States of America

• State/Province

  California

• County/Municipio

  Inyo Co.

• Locality

  Panamint Range. Along the S Fork of Hanaupah Canyon, E base of Telescope Peak. Death Valley National Park.

• Township, Range, Section

  T20S, R 46 E, section 19

• Elevation

  Alt. 1585 m. (5200 ft.)

• Coordinates

  36.1797, -117.044

• Distribution

  Map all specimens of this taxon

NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
BRYOFLORA OF CALIFORNIA
DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK
det. by Jim Shevock; confirmed by David Toren i.2019
° INYO county; CA
Panamint Range. Along the South Fork of Hanaupah Canyon, east base
of Telescope Peak. R46E, T20S, section 19. Lat/Long: 36 degrees
1 10'47" N, 117 degrees 02’38" W. Elev: 5200 feet.
On steep slope of granitic rock outcrops in a pinyon pine and Utah
juniper woodland above wash at the second narrows.
James R. Shevock 21358	27	Sep	2001
with Dana York
LIGHT: ,£uniwJ)open, filtered, partial shade, full shade
WATEitrtnyroiesic, moist, seep, wet, saturated, submerged to — m
TOPOGM4dgg? slopejjswale, valley, trail, roadside
HABITAT: deitseTCpeiycut forest, wo o dlan^> savannah, grassland, heath,
chaparral, tropiCafrsdo-tropical, temperateTsubalpine, alpine, desert,
riparian, spring/seep, meadow, bog/fen, swamp, pond, lake, vernal pool,
river/stream/creek bank, intermittent streamlet, rivulet, rheophytic
SUBSTRATE: igneou^(granj$E, volcanic), metamorphic (slate, shale,
marble, limestone), sedimentary (sandstone), other----------------
Soil: sand, loam, gravel, clay, rocky, litter, humus, peat
Reck: outFroj^yliff, crevice, top/wall of bouldg>rock-slab, underhang
*TTBBrbaserhuttress, trunk, stump, snag, ldgTfSllen/dead/rotten trunk,
branch, exposed roots, bark, leaf, shrub, climber, liana, — m above ground
Type: conifer, podocarp, hardwood, tree fern, palm, bamboo,---------.
Dominant plants:	--------------------------------------------------
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