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Dataset: FSUMT-FSUMTU
Taxa: pyrola => Orthilia secunda,Pyrola picta,Pyrola asarifolia ssp. asarifolia, Pyrola
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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U.S. Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest Herbarium, accession unknown

FSUMT:FSUMTU
Heather Bradtke   71102002-06-30
United States, Oregon, Grant, Umatilla National Forest and Vicinity: Desolation Creek, ca 9 mi S and 8 mi E of Dale., 44.8694444444444 -118.775833333333, 1036m
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Heather Bradtke   27472001-07-20
United States, Washington, Garfield, Umatilla National Forest and Vicinity: along Forest Road 40 near Clearwater Heliport, ca 7 air mi SSW of Peola., 46.2052777777778 -117.574166666667, 1676m
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Stuart Markow   s. n.2001-07-06
United States, Oregon, Grant, Blue Mountains: Umatilla National Forest: Greenhorn Mountains ca 2 air mi S of Olive Lake, ca 9 air mi W of Granite., 44.75684 -118.60594, 2195m
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Heather Bradtke   22922001-07-14
United States, Washington, Columbia, Umatilla National Forest and Vicinity: off Forest Road 4620, near Kendall Monument., 46.2466666666667 -117.756111111111, 1250m
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Heather Bradtke   8952001-06-24
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Umatilla National Forest and Vicinity: off Forest Road 64 and old Forest Road 240., 45.9286111111111 -117.72, 1402m
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Heather Bradtke   20132001-07-10
United States, Oregon, Grant, Umatilla National Forest and Vicinity: Glade Creek and vicinity in North Fork John Day Wilderness Area, ca 1 air mi W of North Fork John Day River., 44.8775 -118.648333333333, 1372m
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