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Dataset: WTU-V
Taxa: Bistorta
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
Page 4, records 301-310 of 310

University of Washington Herbarium, Vascular Plant Collection

WTU:V
Suzanne Joneson   10251999-07-28
Russia, Kamchatka, West Kamchatka Peninsula. Inland from about 1.5 km south of Yavinskaya Lake., 51.590367 156.506333
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Suzanne Joneson   12221999-08-04
Russia, Sakhalin, Rasshua. West side of island. North of Malen'kaya Bay., 47.716917 152.97035
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Sarah Gage   60481999-08-03
Russia, Sakhalin, Southwest part of Matua Island, near road to Ainu Bay., 48.04665 153.227917
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Sarah Gage   61371999-08-06
Russia, Sakhalin, Southwestern side of Ketoi Island, Bukhta Diany (Diana Bay)., 47.3105 152.435583
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Suzanne Joneson   1857A2000-07-29
Russia, Sakhalin, Kuril Archipelago. Central part of island. Sea of Okhotsk side. Inland from Zakatnaya Bay., 48.783867 154.032717, 65m
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Sarah Gage   68662000-07-28
Russia, Sakhalin, Kuril Archipelago. Northwestern coast of island, south of Lake Lazurnoye., 49.14565 154.465517, 93m
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Ava Kloss-Schmidt   21-462021-06-27
U.S.A., Oregon, Lane, Willamette National Forest. Meadow area to southwest of Vivian Lake Trailhead., 43.57491 -122.19464, 1616m
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Ava Kloss-Schmidt   21-132021-06-25
U.S.A., Oregon, Douglas, Willamette National Forest. East of Hills Peak., 43.40099 -122.17325, 1613m
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Inthone Chao, Erik Ertsgaard, Nick Gjording and David Giblin   23-1202023-07-26
U.S.A., Washington, Snohomish, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. Mt. Pugh. From summit area to exposed ridgeline below peak mostly along north and west slopes of peak., 48.14311 -121.37443, 2181m
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432325Suzanne Joneson   05181998-08-15
Russia, Sakhalin, Kuril Archipelago. Midwestern end of Shikotan. Inland from small unnamed inlet, about 2/3 of the way in. On the south side of Del'fin Bay., 43.750383 146.626617
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