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

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James A. Calder   306251961-06-17
Canada, British Columbia, [needs research], head of Fanny Bay south of Courtenay.
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Gaylee Goodrich   301978-06-29
United States, Oregon, Linn, 3 miles south of Halsey., 44.36 -123.14, 88m
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Charles L. Hitchcock   s.n.1963-05-27
United States, Oregon, Grant, 10 mi. W of Dayville., 44.59424 -119.64821
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Louis F. Henderson   s.n.
United States, Oregon, Multnomah, [probably vicinity of Portland]., 45.5236 -122.675
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Ralph L. Thompson   53851977-05-01
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island Research Natural Area, 11.3-ha island in the Umpqua River, at end of Cougar Creek Road, 7.3 km west of Bullock Bridge and OR 138., 43.475 -123.5431
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Louis F. Henderson   9291882-06-12
United States, Oregon, Multnomah, parks and streets of Portland., 45.5236 -122.675
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Thomas J. Howell   239
United States, Oregon, Unknown, Pacific Coast.
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OSC-V-257545   
United States, Oregon, Josephine, roadside of State Route 46, between Forest Service road 4613 and Forest Service road 4611; Siskiyou National Forest., 42.13443 -123.4546
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OSC-V-256142   
United States, Nevada
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OSC-V-260867Thomas Howell   s.n.1884-06-04
United States, Oregon, none., Waldo.
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OSC-V-262994Aaron Liston   11802000-07-26
United States, Oregon, Clatsop, Saddle Mountain, Lower Trail., 45.97 -123.68
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OSC-V-263699P. A. Theisen   s.n.1963-05-24
United States, Oregon, none., Coutant Lane, Grants Pass.
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OSC-V-264547David M. Danley   12411980-05-21
United States, Oregon, Lincoln, east of Cannibal Mtn, south-west of Alsea.
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OSC-V-267363   
United States, Montana
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OSC-V-268238   
United States, Oregon
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