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Dataset: OSU-V
Taxa: photinia => Photinia serratifolia,Photinia x fraseri, Photinia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Vascular Plant Collection

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OSC-V-060002Barbara L. Wilson   166722011-06-30
United States, Oregon, Douglas, North Bank Road; in fenceline between road and pasture., 43.314 -123.1432, 213m
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Peter F. Zika   261802012-12-06
United States, Washington, King, E of drawbridge, near SW shore of Union Bay, Lake Washington, Seattle., 47.647 -122.301, 5m
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OSC-V-260386Jenne Reische   none2019-07-12
United States, Oregon, Clackamas, West Line Oak Savannah., 45.35002 -122.6525
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OSC-V-261084Richard E. Brainerd   24852017-01-17
United States, Oregon, Benton, McDonald Forest 1.75 air km south-southwest of Adair Village; along the Woodland Trail just north of Peavy Arboretum., 44.65671 -123.22978, 120m
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OSC-V-261171Richard E. Brainerd   29572019-03-26
United States, Oregon, Lane, Eugene; west side of Amazon Creek; 200 meters south of East 24th Avenue., 44.03154 -123.0872, 131m
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OSC-V-261967Richard E. Brainerd   25412017-05-10
United States, Oregon, Josephine, Highway 199, 0.4 km west of Rogue Community College; 5.75 air km west-southwest of Grants Pass., 42.4145 -123.39745, 315m
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OSC-V-262449Peter F. Zika   28747A2017-05-17
United States, Washington, Kitsap, near junction of Johnson Way NE and Peterson Way NE, Poulsbo, 47.7191 -122.6225, 20m
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OSC-V-263756Peter F. Zika   291712018-03-01
United States, Washington, Kitsap, near junction of Routes 104 and 3, 0.3 air km SE of Hood Canal bridge, 47.8517 -122.6094, 25m
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