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Douglas County Museum of History and Natural History, Roseburg
DCM:DCM	Richard Sommer   s.n.1997-08-11 Oregon, Douglas, Mt. Bailey., 43.14851 -122.21342, 2438m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   13661986-05-25 Oregon, Douglas, Fish Creek Desert, Rd. 250, 43.21979 -122.42943, 975m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   20921999-06-22 United States, Oregon, Douglas, Emile shelter, FS rd #2703 1/2 mi. east., 671m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   11561984-06-12 Oregon, Douglas, Cougar Bluffs, up North Umpqua., 43.292 -122.78499, 1219m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   386-II1980-07-06 United States, Oregon, Douglas, Reynolds Ridge, lookoutsite, road 2560., 43.38588 -122.51871, 1829m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	Richard Sommer   s.n.1998-07-18 United States, Oregon, Douglas, Mt. Thielsen., 43.16028 -122.07114, 2743m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   3221980-06-20 Oregon, Douglas, Diamond Lake, North Umpqua Hw. 138, north Diamond Lake Junction., 43.19113 -122.13693, 1615m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   16241989-09-19 Oregon, Douglas, Three Lakes., 43.13416 -122.27247, 1829m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   386-I1980-07-06 Oregon, Douglas, Reynolds Ridge, Lookout site., 43.38588 -122.51871, 1829m Full Record Details
DCM:DCM	DCM herbarium staff   3491980-06-22 Oregon, Douglas, Fish Creek Shelter, Fish Creek., 43.10515 -122.39081, 1487m Full Record Details

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