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

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J. E. Kirkwood   12911921-07-06
United States, Montana, Missoula, near campus, foot of Sentinel., 975m
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Charles L. Hitchcock   131841945-08-04
United States, Montana, Sweet Grass, at Half Moon camp on Big Timber Creek, Crazy Mts..
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George N. Jones   462611967-07-18
United States, Montana, Ravalli, near Stevensville, along Bass Creek in Bitterroot Nat. Forest., 1006m
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Richard R. Halse   83002011-08-01
United States, Montana, Powder River, Custer National Forest; along U.S. Hwy. 212 at its junction with F.S. Road 4425; ca. 27.4 miles west of Broadus; near milepost 79., 45.55572 -105.95918, 1065m
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Wilhelm N. Suksdorf   4601921-07-15
United States, Montana, Park, Chico Hot Springs.
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Arthur J. Cronquist   67361950-07-21
United States, Montana, Mineral, railroad embankments about 8 miles northwest of Superior., 47.2261129 -115.03082
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Christine C. Johnson   16621986-07-08
United States, Montana, Lake, 4.3 miles north of Swan Lake (P.O.) along Hwy 83., 960m
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Richard R. Halse   51611996-08-10
United States, Montana, Glacier, along state Hwy. 17, 7.9 miles northwest of its junction with U.S. Hwy. 89., 48.9797242 -113.565145, 1586m
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Charles L. Hitchcock   [sn]1945-08-04
United States, Montana, Sweet Grass, at Half Moon Camp on Big Timber Creek, Crazy Mts..
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[unknown]   [sn]1924-07-30
United States, Washington, [Pierce], Paradise Park, Mt. Rainier., 1768m
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Arthur J. Cronquist   67361950-07-21
United States, Montana, Mineral, railroad embankments about 8 miles northwest of Superior., 47.2261129 -115.03082
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John B. Leiberg   29161897-08-20
United States, Montana, Ravalli, Bitter River Valley near Grantsdale., 46.203532 -114.141759, 1100m
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Google Map

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