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University of Idaho, Stillinger Herbarium

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36599Quentin D. Clarkson   3741954-05-23
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Scoggins Valley Rd. W of Forest Grove. Turn right at Deerlick Rd. turn left at school, about 6 mi from Forest Grove.
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Hosackia rosea (Ottley) C.L. Hitchc.
41798C. Leo Hitchcock, C.V. Muhlick   
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, detailed locality information protected
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3054F. E. Williams   s.n.1928-06-14
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Summer Creek.
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150823J. E. Kirkwood   1915-08-00
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Forest Grove.
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5202F. E. Williams   1937-06-14
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Summer Creek.
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93456Virginia Maffitt, (Found 7-9-08 by Rachel Roberts)   s.n.2009-06-18
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Sherwood. Bump Unit. Tualatin River., 45.392233 -122.831033, 28m
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127341David French, Robert Benson   19031959-04-22
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Property belonging to Robert Benson ca 22 mi NW of Portland, near (N of) Helvetia.
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7886F. E. Williams   s.n.1927-06-14
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Summer Creek<br/>, 45.433174 -122.785931
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146631D. Atwood   144761991-04-27
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, 200 yards south of Castle Cliffs along the old Highway., 1250m
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191524Daniel Turck, A. Elliot and B. Schmitz   2018-262018-11-03
U.S.A., Oregon, Washington, Gales Creek Trail, Tillamook State Forest. About a half mile upstream from Gales Creek Trailhead., 45.641449 -123.367884, 334m
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