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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	HABITAT	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	DJUG 59	DJUG 59	Juglans californica S. Watson	Oregon, United States	DAV	1984	DONATED	12/1984					Wild material	Per C. Leslie, Pomologist, UC Davis, 8/90, this family is very atypical for Californica. Aborted nuts; off-type flowers; very late leafing dates; late developing in general.	1001833	DJUG 59
1	DJUG 16	DJUG 16	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/20/1983	Hwy. 150, near Carpenteria.			Four to seven trees, hillside and stream bank. Nuts from hillside trees.	Wild material		1000634	DJUG 16
2	DJUG 17	DJUG 17	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/20/1983	About 2 miles from Location 2 (Hillside and stream bank, Hwy. 150 near Carpenteria). A.J. regia orchard was seen about 2-3 miles upstream.			Nuts from large, streamside tree	Wild material		1000637	DJUG 17
3	DJUG 18	DJUG 18	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/22/1983	Small tree on hillside above Lake Cassitas (NW shore). No other walnuts (esp. J. regia) seen in area.				Wild material		1000708	DJUG 18
4	DJUG 20	DJUG 20	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/22/1983	Nuts from a number of roadside trees on north fork Matalija Creek on Hwy. 33, 7 miles north of Ojai. Some orchards, mostly avocado and citrus. Some walnut in Ojai Valley.				Wild material		1000775	DJUG 20
5	DJUG 21	DJUG 21	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/22/1983	Along creek near Denniston C. Park on Hwy. 150. At Lion Canyon Drive. Walnut orchards nearby, about a half mile to a mile E. Upper Ojai Valley.				Wild material		1000778	DJUG 21
6	DJUG 22	84-12	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/22/1983	A very interesting find at head of Santa Paula Creek on Hwy 150 near Sulpher Springs. Large forest of large and smaller trees on N. hillsides.			Sample from 6 trees at 3 locations about 1/2 mile apart.	Wild material		1000834	DJUG 22
7	DJUG 24	DJUG 24	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/22/1983	Nuts from 5 trees were collected at top of the pass between Fillmore and Moorpark on Hwy 23.			Shrubby plants with different growth habits. No orchards	Wild material		1000896	DJUG 24
8	DJUG 28	DJUG 28	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	NEAR 09/22/1983	About 2 miles south of Lake Piriu and 3 miles north of Piriu near Piriu Creek, but above the creek.			3-4 trees sampled.	Wild material		1001019	DJUG 28
9	DJUG 14	JUG 16	Juglans californica S. Watson	California, United States	DAV	1983	COLLECTED	09/27/1983	Collected from the UCR Botanical Gardens, within the city of Riverside.	34.00000000, -117.33333333	1100	Sunny. Sandy loam soil of granitic origin, pH 6.5-7.0.	Wild material	Per C. Leslie, Univ. of California, Davis, in August 1990, nuts look like a Hindsii. Very last Californica to leaf out.	1000565	DJUG 14
10	WLP 2126	AZ930-271	Frangula californica (Eschsch.) A. Gray subsp. californica	Arizona, United States	NA	2009	COLLECTED	10/07/2008	Tonto National Forest, north of Payson. Forest Service Trail 290, 1 mile north of junction with Forest Service Road 32.	34.44138000, -111.26141000	1935	Riparian land form in Petran Montane Conifer Forest biome; land used for recreation; soil color 5YR 6/6. Slope 0 - 30 degrees.	Wild material	Height: 4 feet	1808280	WLP 2126

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