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

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OSC-V-040557Barbara L. Wilson   125572007-06-11
United States, Oregon, Baker, Baker City: Les Adler Memorial Parkway, south of Washington Ave, north of Valley Ave., 44.7766 -117.8263, 1052m
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OSC-V-040556Andrew R. Neill   BLW 172512012-07-27
United States, Oregon, Benton, Kenagy property, North Albany, along Willamette River., 44.6526 -123.0746
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OSC-V-040554Barbara L. Wilson   144782007-09-14
United States, Oregon, Crook, Prineville; Combs Flat Road., 44.3 -120.8333
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OSC-V-040555Richard E. Brainerd   19922011-09-19
United States, Oregon, Benton, Corvallis; 4th Street (State Hwy 99W), ca. 150 feet north of intersection with Fillmore Street., 44.5721 -123.2573, 69m
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OSC-V-257828Richard E. Brainerd   9742007-09-24
United States, Oregon, Benton, Corvallis; 4th Street (State Hwy 99W), ca. 150 feet north of intersection with Fillmore Street., 44.5721 -123.2573, 69m
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OSC-V-258825P. F. Zika   170432002-07-18
U.S.A., Oregon, Umatilla, Pendleton, near cemetery, near Tutuilla Creek., 45.661667 -118.806667, 332m
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OSC-V-261936Peter F. Zika   288472017-06-29
United States, Oregon, Umatilla, Near S shore of Columbia River reservoir, Lake Umatilla, 1 air km W of McNary Dam., 45.9322 -119.3104, 80m
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OSC-V-262219Richard E. Brainerd   5522004-10-09
United States, Oregon, Josephine, South Grants Pass, intersection of Highway 199 and Fairgrounds Road; gravel road shoulder in highway median., 42.42283 -123.34177, 290m
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