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

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DCM herbarium staff   431980-04-27
Oregon, Douglas, Camp Creek; Tyee, west across BLM bridge, Wolf Creek road to Camp Creek. Otter Creek Falls., 43.60134 -123.73749, 198m
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DCM herbarium staff   3161980-06-14
Oregon, Douglas, Diamond Lake; North Umpqua Hw. 138. North Junction. Horse Trail area., 43.19113 -122.13693, 1615m
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DCM herbarium staff   2171980-05-29
Oregon, Douglas, Toketee Area; North Umpqua Hw. 138, east of Toketee, road 268., 43.26423 -122.99962, 853m
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Ralph L. Thompson   51001977-10-02
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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Ralph L. Thompson   58291977-05-28
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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DCM herbarium staff   1731980-05-09
Oregon, Douglas, Baker Park, North Umpqua Hw. 138., 43.38066 -122.92337, 283m
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Ralph L. Thompson   51031977-10-02
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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Ralph L. Thompson   90-5401990-06-14
United States, Oregon, Coos, Golden and Silver Falls State Park. 10 mi. NE of Allegany at end of Co. 48., 43.46885 -123.55517
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DCM herbarium staff   7141981-06-15
Oregon, Douglas, Lake Creek, crossing, Hw. 138., 43.26357 -122.17713, 1372m
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DCM herbarium staff   2081980-05-13
Oregon, Douglas, Peel, near; Little River Stanley road., 43.23505 -123.04018, 320m
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DCM herbarium staff   1981980-05-13
Oregon, Douglas, Wolf Creek Camp, road 272; Little River., 43.2353 -122.96157, 320m
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Ralph L. Thompson   88-10401988-06-24
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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