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Dataset: DCM-DCM
Taxa: Potentilla
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Douglas County Museum of History and Natural History, Roseburg

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Ralph L. Thompson   53551977-04-22
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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DCM herbarium staff   7291981-06-16
Oregon, Douglas, Old Man Camp; road 2735 off Hw. 138., 43.1624 -122.2724, 1707m
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DCM herbarium staff   4431980-08-17
Oregon, Douglas, Abbott Butte, Lookout; Tiller, South Umpqua rd. 46 continuing to Abbott Butte Lookout., 42.94666 -122.54998, 1869m
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DCM herbarium staff   7121981-06-11
Oregon, Douglas, Diamond Lake; Horse Lake Hw. 138 to Diamond Lake., 43.1313 -122.15013, 1585m
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DCM herbarium staff   12681985-08-11
Oregon, Douglas, Big Camas area, Meadow., 43.23435 -122.46892, 945m
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DCM herbarium staff   10341984-06-10
Oregon, Douglas, Lemolo Lake; Inlet Camp., 43.30711 -122.27366, 1262m
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DCM herbarium staff   10951984-07-24
Oregon, Douglas, Opal Lake., 43.42146 -122.13096, 1768m
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DCM herbarium staff   5361980-08-22
Oregon, Douglas, Diamond Lake; North Umpqua Hw. 138, east side, information center., 43.16017 -122.13055, 1585m
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DCM herbarium staff   10921984-07-22
Oregon, Douglas, Diamond Lake, Silent Creek Trail., 43.1313 -122.15013, 1585m
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DCM herbarium staff   3421980-06-29
Oregon, Douglas, Windigo Pass, North Umpqua Hw. 138 northeast on 2500., 43.36327 -122.07111, 1829m
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DCM herbarium staff   13261986-07-13
Oregon, Douglas, Red Butte, summit., 43.16254 -122.88302, 1608m
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DCM herbarium staff   471980-04-07
Oregon, Douglas, Carter Lake, Hw. 101., 43.84816 -124.15213, 15m
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DCM herbarium staff   3031980-06-04
Oregon, Douglas, Lemolo Lake; North Umpqua Hw. 138. Inlet Camp, marsh bordering Inlet Creek., 43.30711 -122.27366, 1262m
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