Dataset: FSUMT-FSUMTU
Taxa: Sanicula
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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U.S. Forest Service, Umatilla National Forest Herbarium, accession unknown


FSUMT:FSUMTU
Stuart Markow   118792000-05-22
United States, Oregon, Wheeler, Blue Mountains: Umatilla National Forest: "The Notch", ca 1 air mi W of Forest Road 25, ca 12 air mi N of Spray., 44.95796 -119.94032, 1463m

FSUMT:FSUMTU
Nick J. Otting   32292011-07-18
United States, Oregon, Grant, Greenhorn Mountains, Forest Road 2010 just downstream of Morning Mine, 18 air miles northeast of John Day, 44.6954 -118.5566, 1974m

FSUMT:FSUMTU
Heather Bradtke   6622001-06-20
United States, Oregon, Union, Umatilla National Forest and Vicinity: moving downslope from Forest Road 300, near Alder Lookout., 45.8441666666667 -117.79, 1219m

FSUMT:FSUMTU
Nick J. Otting   32292011-07-18
United States, Oregon, Grant, Greenhorn Mountains, Forest Road 2010 just downstream of Morning Mine, 18 air miles northeast of John Day, 44.6954 -118.5566, 1974m

FSUMT:FSUMTU
Nick J. Otting   32292011-07-18
United States, Oregon, Grant, Greenhorn Mountains, Forest Road 2010 just downstream of Morning Mine, 18 air miles northeast of John Day, 44.6954 -118.5566, 1974m


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