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Dataset: LCEU
Taxa: Polypodium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lane Community College

LCEU
[needs research]   311967-05-31
United States, Oregon, Lane, Heceta Beach., 44.03444 -124.12909, 5m
LCEU
Gail A. Baker   s.n.1996-03-17
United States, Oregon, Lane, Lane CC nature trail area., 44.0097222222222 -123.030555555556, 152m
LCEU
Gail A. Baker   s.n.1996-03-17
United States, Oregon, Lane, Lane CC nature trail area., 44.0097222222222 -123.030555555556, 152m
LCEU
A. Jorgensen   11969-04-10
United States, Oregon, Lane, none., 44.10609 -123.03687, 158m
LCEU
Peter Jensen   291970-05-25
United States, Oregon, Lane, Haceta Beach., 44.0336 -124.13, 8m
LCEU
Brooke Hoisington   s.n.
United States, Oregon, Lane, Lane Community College campus., 44.0097222222222 -123.030555555556
LCEU
Donald Evans   s.n.1978-04-25
United States, Oregon, Lane, County Archery Range, south of Springfield 1.5 miles from corner of 4th & South A Streets.
LCEU
Loren Davis   191967-04-11
United States, Oregon, Lane, junction of South 42nd Street and the S.P. railroad mainline; Springfield., 44.04799 -123.07731, 150m
LCEU
Bruce Brotherton   411970-05-24
United States, Oregon, Lane, Florence., 43.99157 -124.11212, 8m
LCEU
[needs research]   171967-04-11
United States, Oregon, Lane, 42nd St, Springfield., 44.04799 -123.07731, 180m
LCEU
Diane Derby   s.n.1976-04-30
United States, Oregon, Lane, 3.5 miles west of Creswell on DeBerry Rd., 43.9181 -123.106376373151
LCEU
Gail A. Baker   s.n.2000-02-17
United States, Oregon, Lane, Sutton Recreation Area
LCEU
Gail A. Baker   s.n.2000-02-17
United States, Oregon, Lane, Sutton Recreation Area, near Florence., 44.05444 -124.09917
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