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Dataset: LINF
Taxa: Solanaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Linfield College

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3405Ben D. Allinger   202001-05-11
U.S.A., Oregon, Yamhill, McMinnville, 1 block east of Highway 99W on grounds of City Hall.
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3520Clinton T. Morgan   s.n.2001-05-19
U.S.A., Oregon, Yamhill, North side of Cozine Creek between Davis Street and Highway 99W, McMinnville.
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3561Jeanine A. Ishii   s.n.2001-07-06
U.S.A., Oregon, Yamhill, Deer Creek County Park, northwest corner in wetland area; 10 miles west of McMinnville, 6 miles north of Hwy. 18, 0.1 mile west of Gopher Valley Road.
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4048Ben S. Shaw   192005-03-20
U.S.A., Oregon, Yamhill, Cozine Creek adjacent to Newby Hall, on Linfield College campus, 150 yds east of highway 99W.
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5520Clinton T. Morgan   182001-05-19
U.S.A., Oregon, Yamhill, North side of Cozine Creek between Davis Street and Highway 99W, McMinnville.
LINF
Clinton T. Morgan   s.n.2001-05-19
United States, Oregon, Yamhill, North side of Cozine Creek between Davis Street and Highway 99W, McMinnville., 45.19398 -123.20693
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Clinton T. Morgan   182001-05-19
United States, Oregon, Yamhill, North side of Cozine Creek between Davis Street and Highway 99W, McMinnville., 45.19398 -123.20693
LINF
Ben D. Allinger   202001-05-11
United States, Oregon, Yamhill, McMinnville, 1 block east of Highway 99W on grounds of City Hall., 45.20875 -123.18668
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Ben Shaw   192005-03-20
United States, Oregon, Yamhill, Cozine Creek adjacent to Newby Hall, on Linfield College campus, 150 yds east of highway 99W., 45.19398 -123.20693
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