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Dataset: OSU-V
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Oregon State University Vascular Plant Collection

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[needs research]   61001944-06-10
United States, West Virginia, Preston, Cranesville Road.
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OSC-V-001199   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-003904Frank H. Bell   5091941-05-17
United States, West Virginia, Monongalia, On side of Chestnut Ridge, beyond Chestnut Ridge Camp., 610m
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OSC-V-006547   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-009463   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-001488   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-001795   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-007211Clyde R. Reed   521881961-08-14
United States, West Virginia, Lewis, Bridge, Pickae Street, W of Alum, rt. 119.
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OSC-V-009492   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-001480   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-001709Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Davis   92581950-05-05
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, Along mountain road near Parsons.
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OSC-V-001727H. A. Davis   59671944-08-31
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, Canaan Mt.
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OSC-V-001429   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-007895   
United States, West Virginia
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OSC-V-001708H. A. Davis   s.n.1950-05-05
United States, West Virginia, Tucker, Along Mt. road near Parsons.
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OSC-V-001589H. A. Davis   92731950-09-14
United States, West Virginia, Monongalia, along the Collins Ferry road near Morgantown.
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OSC-V-003697Elizabeth Ann Bartholemew   W1941-10351941-05-24
United States, West Virginia, Wirt, On south bank of Little Kanawha River about 1 mile above Palestine
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OSC-V-268046   
United States, West Virginia
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