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Dataset: LINF
Taxa: clinopodium => Clinopodium, Clinopodium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Linfield College

LINF
651H. Daniels, F. Daniels   s.n.1960-08-13
U.S.A., Oregon, Lincoln, Saddleback Mt.; Dr. Dirks-Edmunds' N.S.F. Ecology Research Grant; section 2 and 3 of trail.
LINF
2012Elsa Haenggi   301992-06-05
U.S.A., Oregon, Yamhill, The Butte RNA; NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 Sec. 19, T.4S, R.5W of the Willamette Meridian (lat. 45 degrees 13'N; long. 123 degrees 18'W); about 8 miles west of McMinnville on Bennette Rd. west of the intersection of Peavine Rd. and Powerhouse Rd.
LINF
3541Jeanine A. Ishii   s.n.2001-06-21
U.S.A., Oregon, Yamhill, Deer Creek County Park upland area, southwest corner; 10 miles west of McMinnville, 6 miles north of Hwy. 18, 0.1 mil west of Gopher Valley Road.
LINF
Jeanine A. Ishii   s.n.2001-06-21
United States, Oregon, Yamhill, Deer Creek County Park upland area, southwest corner; 10 miles west of McMinnville, 6 miles north of Hwy. 18, 0.1 mil west of Gopher Valley Road., 45.1659 -123.39247
LINF
H. C. Daniels   s.n.1960-08-13
United States, Oregon, Lincoln, Saddleback Mt.; Dr. Dirks-Edmunds' N.S.F. Ecology Research Grant; section 2 and 3 of trail., 45.00793 -123.73594
LINF
Elsa Haenggi   301992-06-05
United States, Oregon, Yamhill, The Butte RNA; NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 Sec. 19, T.4S, R.5W of the Willamette Meridian (lat. 45 degrees 13'N; long. 123 degrees 18'W); about 8 miles west of McMinnville on Bennette Rd. west of the intersection of Peavine Rd. and Powerhouse Rd., 45.20923 -123.35101
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