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Dataset: UBCV-
Taxa: Orobanchaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of British Columbia, Vancouver

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V211134Paul Nagy   s.n.1995-08-00
United States, Oregon, Deschutes County, Bend, Dechutes National Forest, Three Sisters Wilderness Area, one kilometer east of peak of Broken Top Mountain, 44.083333 -121.683333, 2470m
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V191025Gerald B. Straley   34961986-05-00
United States, Oregon, Josephine County, roadside just east of O’Brien, OR
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V72248Gerald B. Straley   73111992-07-00
United States, Oregon, Josephine County, southwest of O’Brien, along Wimer Road
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V164198Bruce A. Bohm   12871979-06-00
United States, Oregon, Clatsop County, Saddle Mountain
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V164167Bruce A. Bohm   13331979-06-00
United States, Oregon, Tillamook County, Hebo Mountain, area east of Hebo, Oregon, north ridge to the east of Hebo Mountain Air Force Radar installation, 945m
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V195991Richard R. Halse   23081980-08-00
United States, Oregon, Jefferson County, Mountain Jefferson Wilderness Area, Deschutes National Forest, Canyon Creek Meadow, along trail to Three Fingered Jack, 1650m
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V204348Gerald B. Straley   65051991-04-00
United States, Oregon, between Jacksonville and Grants Pass, 6.4 km east of Ruch, Route 238
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V190984William J. Crins   70711986-04-00
United States, Oregon, Josephine County, 4 mi ne. of cave junction e. side of Highway 199, t8w, r39s, 42.15 -123.6
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V193078Gerald B. Straley   41311987-04-00
United States, Oregon, Josephine County, along Hamilton Avenue, just south of Cave Junction city limits
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