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Dataset: CHSC-V
Taxa: Anchusa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Chico State Herbarium

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CHSC075161Vernon H. Oswald   23501987-04-29
United States, California, Butte, Chico Tree Improvement Center (former USDA Plant Introduction Station). in se Chico. T21N R02E S05 SE1/4 of NW1/4, 39.705 -121.78, 69m
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CHSC075254Vernon H. Oswald   97201999-04-24
United States, California, Butte, Genetic Resource Center (old USDA Plant Introduction Station) in south Chico. T21N R02E S05 SE1/4 of NW1/4, 39.705 -121.78, 70m
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CHSC082763Richard R. Halse   60362001-06-19
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Along the Hat Point Road just outside of Imnaha., 45.556111 -116.831111, 689m
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CHSC084081Lowell Ahart; John Dittes   101272003-05-12
United States, California, Shasta, Road margin, on the south side of Ash Creek Road, 500 feet south of Ash Creek, 2.0 miles (air) northeast of confluence of the Sacramento River and Ash Creek, about 7 miles (air) east-southeast of Anderson. T30N R03W S24 SE1/4, 40.440833 -122.162222, 128m
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CHSC089259W. Till   2001-06-17
Austria, NiederĀšsterreich, Steinfeld, Schottersteppe W von Siegersdorf. Quadrant 8064/3. Wegrand., 240m
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CHSC120082Richard R. Halse   100962014-06-29
United States, Oregon, Baker, South of Halfway; along Sagg Road ca. 1.1 miles south of its junction with State Hwy. 86., 44.842222 -117.092222, 834m
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CHSC120042Mark Porter   2017-05-30
United States, Oregon, Baker, South of Halfway, off of Sag Road, north of Laird Reservoir., 44.841944 -117.089444, 853m
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CHSC121398Peter F. Zika   287622017-05-21
United States, Washington, Pierce, W side of I-5 corridor, near exit 127 for Route 512., 47.1643 -122.4799, 95m
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