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Dataset: OF-OB
Taxa: Thelypteridaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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OregonFlora Species List Collection

OF:OB
Bruce Ryan   
United States, Oregon, Lake, List #2673: Gearhart Wilderness-S. Fork of the Sprague River, 42.483333333333334 -120.78333333333333, 1829m
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Salix Associates   
United States, Oregon, Lane, List #3113: Owl Creek Meadow, 44.1594802592 -122.156120841
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Richard E. Brainerd   
United States, Oregon, Lane, List #209: Rider Swamp SIA, 44.0905424627 -122.266461111
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Tanya Harvey   
United States, Oregon, Linn, List #3469: Crescent Mountain: Harvey, 44.43987 -122.05865, 1140m
OF:OB
Tanya Harvey   
United States, Oregon, Douglas, List #5853: Donegan Prairie, 42.91806 -122.60951, 1554m
OF:OB
Tanya Harvey   
United States, Oregon, Douglas, List #5866: Hershberger Mountain and Pup Prairie, 43.03275 -122.44991, 1707m
OF:OB
Tanya Harvey   
United States, Oregon, Clackamas, List #4720: Table Rock Wilderness Trail, 44.96333 -122.32384, 1036m
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Tanya Harvey   
United States, Oregon, Douglas, List #5897: Twin Lakes, 43.23476 -122.58753, 1481m
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Tanya Harvey   
United States, Oregon, Douglas, List #4695: Rattlesnake Mountain, 43.1069 -122.4233, 1707m
OF:OB
Wilbur L. Bluhm   
United States, Oregon, Marion, List #5952: South Breitenbush Gorge Trail 3366, 44.7690120693 -121.934620721, 732 - 853m
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Veva C. Stansell   
United States, Oregon, Curry or Josephine, List #337: Buck Camp & 1 mi. S. of Elk Wallow, 42.6042735025 -123.813327835, 1387m
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Native Plant Society of Oregon   
United States, Oregon, Lane, List #406: Canton Creek (Umpqua NF), 43.5023 -122.71278
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Lois M. Kemp   
United States, Oregon, Linn, List #462: Pinnacle Peak SIA, 44.5978977421 -122.131591413, 1250m
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Edward R. Alverson   
United States, Oregon, Lane, List #7993: Delta Old Growth Trail, 44.1641 -122.2838, 341m
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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