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Dataset: UTC
Taxa: Amelanchier
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Utah State University

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Ben Bobowski   1995-06-20
United States, Oregon, Umatilla, Umatilla National Forest ; Off 3100 Rd. on 43 Rd. 100 yds.
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Charles L. Hitchcock   50941939-07-01
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Hershberger Butte ca 13 mi NW of Union Ck, 43.0356 -122.4536
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Charles L. Hitchcock   48441939-06-22
United States, Oregon, Deschutes, MacKenzie Pass, 44.26069 -121.80646
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Bassett Maguire   271561946-08-23
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Between Douglas Lake and Moccasin Lake Wallowa Mountains, 45.1942 -117.2903
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Charles L. Hitchcock   49681939-06-28
United States, Oregon, Jackson, 1 mi N of Union Ck at Farewell Bend Forest Camp
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Noel H. Holmgren   31671968-05-19
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Rogue River Canyon, about 2 miles east of Union Creek.
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[needs research]   7381973-03-27
United States, Oregon, Baker, Along Hells Cyn Dam, 45.2417 -116.7
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[needs research]   13705IK142003-07-01
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Collected on Gumboot Creek. From Joseph take Salt Creek Summit Rd. (FS# 39) 27.5 mi to site on west side of small road on right., 45.1563599689 -116.935480939
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Richard R. Halse   14801977-04-12
United States, Oregon, Polk, In Eola Park .4 mi up Doaks Ferry Rd from its jct with Hwy 22 ca 4 mi W of Salem, 44.9278 -123.1083
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Albert N. Steward   72931957-04-21
United States, Oregon, Wasco, Above Rowena Junction on old highway 30, 45.6725 -121.2672
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Rhoda M. Love   2007-122007-08-16
United States, Oregon, Jefferson, Deschutes National Forest; West bank Metolius River, near Wizard Falls; river trail, ~1/4 mi. downstream from fish hatchery, north of footbridge.(~4.5 mi N. of Camp Sherman), 44.5186 -121.6314
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