Hippophae rhamnoides L.
Annotated by Frank Lomer, 2014.

British Columbia: North Vancouver, east side of Lynn Creek, mouth of creek, 300 m south of railroad tracks. Elev. 1 m
49.302° N, 123.038° W,
Datum: Unknown. Coordinate Source: Verbatim from Collector/Sheet.
Pebbled rivershore, growing out of firm mud at base of vegetated old boulder dyke at high tide line; growing with Hordeum brachyantherum, Lathyrus japonicus, Bromus sitchensis, Potentilla egedii. Ca. 10 plants 2.5 - 4.5 m tall, escaped from plantings of about 12, much older, female trees along dyke park; the escaped plants are apparently male with one female with scattered orange fruit; some small immature plants sprouting up on the mud shore as well; sheet is from three separate escaped plants.

Frank Lomer 8837, 2014 Jul 29
UBC, Accession: V242048

Hippophae rhamnoides L.
Annotated by Frank Lomer, Ron Walker, Su-hui Lomer, 2002.

British Columbia: Grand Forks, ca. 7 km east of, Highway 3, 1 km north of, Ben Stubbs Creek. Elev. 800 m
49.02° N, 118.33° W,
Datum: Unknown. Coordinate Source: Verbatim from Collector/Sheet.
Rocky, shrubby, south-facing mountain slope; reportedly a Doukabour settlement area; some persistent and escaped fruit trees; cherry, apple, Russian olive, etc. Single small tree; introduced; planted years ago; not spreading.

Frank Lomer 4561, 2002 Sep 18
With Ron Walker, Su-hui Lomer
UBC, Accession: V230880

Hippophae rhamnoides L.
Annotated by Freek Vrugtman, 1963.

British Columbia: Summerland, Experimental Farm, Research Station.
49.6° N, 119.67° W,
Datum: WGS84. Coordinate Source: WorldGeolocations Table.
Shrub; height 10 feet.

Freek Vrugtman 1317, 1961 Aug 14
UBC, Accession: V101320