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

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John Adair   s.n.
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Chevak.
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Maxcine Williams   31831973-08-07
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Attu Island, Massacre Bay Area.
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George N. Jones   9204
United States, Alaska, [needs research], near seabeach Nome, Seward Peninsula.
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Maxcine Williams   17851966-07-15
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Nome River about 5 miles from town.
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Robert M. Hardy   2811945-08-01
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Attu Island: Chichagof Harbor., 23m
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Ethel Looff   612
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Alitak, Kodiak Island' 7-36.
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Maxcine Williams   6411964-07-02
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Gambell, St. Lawrence Island.
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J. B. Edge   931923-08-01
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Lagoon Reef Marsh St. Paul, Pribilof Island.
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Helen Schmuck   1571953-07-11
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Yakutat.
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Martin W. Gorman   s.n.1902-09-01
United States, Alaska, [needs research], [illegible] Point, Alaska.
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Maxcine Williams   7981964-07-14
United States, Alaska, [needs research], Tideland meadow near Valdez.
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George N. Jones   9204
United States, Alaska, [needs research], near seabeach Nome, Seward Peninsula.
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Louis F. Henderson   147191932-07-24
United States, Alaska, [needs research], just above high tide, Radio Station, near Seward.
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