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Dataset: BAKER
Taxa: Apiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USFS Northeastern Oregon Herbarium

BAKER
Elaine Joyal   1985-07-23
United States, Oregon, Baker, Elkhorn Range, Hunt Mountain, 44.86861 -118.04381, 1676m
BAKER
Charlie Johnson   1980-05-16
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, S of summit of Lower Tit Butte, on rdg btwn Lightning Cr. & Cow Cr., 45.75421 -116.72856, 732m
BAKER
Charlie Johnson   2000-06-19
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Sawtooth Ridge (S. of Pt. 4998) above trail. Use PP2 & PP3 to locate., 45.97032 -117.82224, 1463m
BAKER
Charlie Johnson   1980-05-16
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, S of summit of Lower Tit Butte, on rdg btw Lightning Cr. & Cow Cr., 45.75421 -116.72856, 732m
BAKER
Dave Swanson   2002-07-16
United States, Oregon, Grant, TALUS SLOPE BELOW INDIAN ROCK LOOKOUT. 204 DEG SIGHTING BACK TO LOOKOUT CABIN. ON LOWER PART OF SLOPE ABOUT 50 FT ABOVE RUBBLY BOTTOM. STAKE IN CAIRN. 8" DBH ABLA2 WITH SIGN, GO 74 FT @ 342 DEG TO STAKE., 44.75673 -118.68697, 2149m
BAKER
Charlie Johnson   1981-07-28
United States, Oregon, [needs research], Wing Rdg summit, 9128 ft, Wallowa Co, OR, 2782m
BAKER
Brenda Bafus   1979-05-22
United States, Oregon, [needs research], Juniper Canyon, 610m
BAKER
Charlie Johnson   1981-05-20
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, E of Dug Creek on point above Snake Rvr Tr, Wallowa Co, OR, 45.78002 -116.67115, 390m
BAKER
Gerald Strickler   1963-06-15
United States, Oregon, Union, Starkey Exp., 45.30356 -118.58282, 1158m
BAKER
Charlie Johnson   1981-05-13
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Knight Creek - Cherry Creek Tr, Wallowa Co, OR, 45.82661 -116.82621, 1085m
BAKER
Charlie Johnson   
[unknown], [needs research], No Location
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