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Dataset: RENO-V
Taxa: Corylus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Nevada Herbarium

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58715R.R. Halse   85272012-07-28
United States, Oregon, Benton, Corvallis; along 3rd Street between S.E. Bridgway and S.E. Lilly., 44.548897 -123.2653, 67m
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58716R.R. Halse   27771984-01-06
United States, Oregon, Polk, Monmouth, Ivan Rhodes residence, 5055 Matney Road., 44.848991 -123.234341, 72m
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58717M.J. Williams   79-77-11979-06-13
United States, Nevada, Washoe, Peavine Mountain, "False Bull Ranch Creek"., 39.523552 -119.961589, 1372m
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58718M.J. Williams; A. Tiehm   76-1131976-08-30
United States, Nevada, Washoe, False Bull Ranch Creek, E of Verdi., 39.526597 -119.96425, 1494m
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58719R.R. Halse   34731987-06-29
United States, Washington, Klickitat, Along State Hwy. 14, 3.5 mi. E of its junction with U.S. Hwy 197., 45.6549 -121.0934, 96m
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58720R.B. MacFarlane   44711983-05-08
United States, Michigan, Ontonagon, Ottawa NF, Bohemia Township, S side Penegor Road, just W of FR 16., 46.707912 -88.896279
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58721T.E. Savage; J.E. Cameron, F.E. Lenocker   s.n.1898-06-20
United States, Washington, King, Brooklyn., 46.776211 -123.509881
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58722J.H. Robertson   NS121-741974-08-12
United States, Washington, Pierce, Slope near Hale Passage, dead end of county road [Fox Island]., 47.239668 -122.598021, 15 - 30m
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58723R.R. Halse   27781984-02-03
United States, Oregon, Polk, Along State Hwy. 99W just N of Monmouth., 44.8612 -123.2249, 60m
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110933R.R. Halse   108172021-07-08
United States, Oregon, Benton, Irish Bend County Park, on the Willamette River, at the end of Irish Bend Road, ca 5.5 miles NE of Monroe., 44.360803 -123.2201, 81m
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115526R.R. Halse   108192021-07-10
United States, Oregon, Benton, Coast Range, along Miller Road, 4.3 miles from Alpine Road., 44.33957 -123.44603, 400m
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