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Dataset: OSU-V
Search Criteria: Canada; British Columbia; Clallam; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Vascular Plant Collection

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B. W. Davies   10511965-06-17
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Portage Inlet, Victoria., 48.452778 -123.375455, 1m
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OSC-V-008112B. W. Davies   12661965-06-29
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Mt. Hall, Cowichan Lake District., 48.919723 -123.878889, 1065m
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Billy L. Turner   811966-06-15
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, beach north of Mt. Douglas, near Cordova Bay, Victoria., 48.502085 -123.341642, 6m
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Billy L. Turner   1371966-06-17
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, drainage system of Rithet's Swamp (subdivided area)., 48.494152 -123.373745, 76m
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B. W. Davies   13521965-07-10
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Empress Mtn, Sooke River drainage., 48.466082 -123.681078, 610m
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B. W. Davies   10911965-06-21
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Gowlland Range, Highland District., 48.530997 -123.529209, 230m
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B. W. Davies   10031965-06-15
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Highland District, Saanich Peninsula., 90m
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B. W. Davies   10351965-06-16
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Thetis Lake, Highland District., 48.467778 -123.470556, 90m
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B. W. Davies   8871965-06-09
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Rocky Point, Metchosin., 48.324087 -123.554807, 2m
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[needs research]   s.n.1975-06-10
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Observatory Hill, West Saanich, Victoria., 48.520455 -123.417624, 50m
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Agnes Young   1761963-05-16
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Saltpring Island, Beaver Point., 48.766667 -123.38333, 12m
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M. Bell   31963-04-06
Canada, British Columbia, Clallam, Deep Cove, Saanich Peninsula., 48.684126 -123.473708, 45m
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