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Dataset: OSU-V
Taxa: Eremogone
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Vascular Plant Collection

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OSC-V-259913Michael Mancuso   45162017-07-07
United States, Idaho, Valley, Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. Corduroy Meadows in Elk Creek drainage, ca. 3 miles northwest of Elk Creek Ranger Station., 44.443183 -115.44715, 1981m
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OSC-V-259672Arnold Tiehm   181912018-06-17
United States, Nevada, Elko, Goose Creek Mountains, S side of Jay Creek, 1.6 miles just N of W of junction of Goose Creek and main Jackpot Road., 41.954283 -114.1016, 1608m
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OSC-V-259677J. F. Smith   142532017-06-07
United States, Idaho, Owyhee, Mud Flat Road., 42.70468 -116.38174, 850m
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OSC-V-261780J. F. Smith   141432017-05-28
United States, Idaho, Elmore, Shoestring Road., 42.8961 -115.15409, 879m
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OSC-V-262125Ernst J. Dornfeld   s.n.1974-07-17
United States, Oregon, Harney, Steens Mt., 2743m
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OSC-V-266606David M. Danley   20681983-06-10
United States, Oregon, Lake, Picture Rock Pass, along Hwy. 31, north of Summer Lake, T29S R16E Sec23 NW 1/4, 1475m
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OSC-V-266607Elaine M. Pawlak   s.n.0000-00-00
United States, Oregon, Grant, Just below Fall Mtn. Lookout, Malheur Nat. Forest.
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OSC-V-266609David M. Danley   20121983-07-06
United States, Oregon, Lake, Thompson Reservoir campground, Fremont National Forest, 1509m
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OSC-V-266605David M. Danley   17381982-07-12
United States, Oregon, Klamath, East of Deadhorse Lake, along the trail to Campbell Lake, Fremont National Forest.
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OSC-V-266608David M. Danley   2981976-08-13
United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Brownie Basin, Eagle-Cap Wilderness., 2073m
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OSC-V-267245   
United States, California
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OSC-V-268005   
United States, California
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