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Dataset: COCC
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Oregon; Marion; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Central Oregon Community College

COCC
Marjorie Ettinger   1976-05-21
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Cascades, Santiam Pass", 44.7240995702 -122.199634455, 437m
COCC
Christine Ott-Hopkins   C-791997-05-04
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Stayton City Park, near Santiam R. ", 44.8008 -122.7933
COCC
Bob Powne   1941970-08-08
United States, Oregon, Marion, Pansy Lake along ridge west, 44.87971 -122.12058, 61m
COCC
Christine Ott-Hopkins   C-1O51998-05-02
United States, Oregon, Marion, Cascades- N.Santiam- Whispering Falls, 44.68806 -122.00778
COCC
Marjorie Ettinger   1979-04-19
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Cascades, Santiam Pass", 44.7240995702 -122.199634455, 485m
COCC
[needs research]   1967-05-13
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Cascades, North Santiam, W. of Detroit"
COCC
Richard R. Halse   22821980-08-27
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Windsor I. Gravel pits, 3 m. NW of Keizer", 45.0352 -123.0609, 36m
COCC
[needs research]   1967-05-14
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Cascades, North Santiam, W. of Detroit"
COCC
[needs research]   1967-05-14
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Cascades, North Santiam"
COCC
Christine Ott-Hopkins   C-1991999-05-07
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Stayton City Park, near Santiam R. ", 44.8008 -122.7933
COCC
Christine Ott-Hopkins   C-011991-07-04
United States, Oregon, Marion, North Santiam
COCC
Louis F. Henderson   181771936-07-23
United States, Oregon, Marion, North Santiam ca. 3 mi. west of Detroit, 44.7342 -122.221385180087
COCC
Christine Ott-Hopkins   C-651997-05-04
United States, Oregon, Marion, "Stayton City Park, near Santiam R. ", 44.8008 -122.7933
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