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Dataset: REED
Taxa: Osmorhiza
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Reed College Herbarium

REED
Kate Rogers   1401938-07-20
United States, Oregon, Hood River, Plants of Mt. Hood Region; Elk beds., 976m
REED
David H. French   26991965-07-15
United States, Oregon, Wasco, 4.9 mi. ESE from Bear Springs Ranger Station; near road which runs along Laughin Hills toward Foreman Point; Wm. Sprs. Ind. Reserv. (after bndry. revision)., 45.1287042536 -121.420122175
REED
Bertram G. Brehm   45761980-07-27
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Rogue National Forest; Wrangle Creek campground area, approx. 3/4 mi. W. of Red Mountain., 1585m
REED
Una Davies   821937-10-01
United States, Oregon, Multnomah, Plants of Reed College Campus., 45.4811 -122.6294
REED
Vernon Marttala   s.n.1968-07-07
United States, Oregon, Linn, Plants of Monument Peak; Guard Station SW corner of NE 1/4., 44.6933982759 -122.322116293, 1220m
REED
Una Davies   4841938-05-10
United States, Oregon, Multnomah, Plants of Reed College Campus., 45.4811 -122.6294
REED
David Scoboria   s.n.1971-05-06
United States, Oregon, Multnomah, Columbia River Gorge; Bridal Veil., 45.5592 -122.1742
REED
Vernon Marttala   s.n.1968-06-08
United States, Oregon, Crook, Plants of the Ochoco Mtns.; above rd # 142 0.4 mi. west of Ochoco Ranger Station., 44.39806 -120.43592, 1113m
REED
Bertram G. Brehm   45751980-07-27
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Rogue National Forest; Wrangle Creek campground area, approx 3/4 mi. W of Red Mountain., 1585m
REED
Kate Rogers   5761938-08-27
United States, Oregon, Hood River, Badger Lake Trail., 1372m
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