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Dataset: DCM-DCM
Taxa: Malvaceae
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   
Oregon, Douglas, detailed locality information protected
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DCM herbarium staff   
Oregon, Douglas, detailed locality information protected
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DCM herbarium staff   9881983-10-09
Oregon, Douglas, Oakland., 43.42495 -123.2966, 152m
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DCM herbarium staff   10861984-07-10
Oregon, Douglas, Lower Elk Meadows., 43.52959 -122.90208, 1280m
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DCM herbarium staff   1086 - III1984-07-10
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Lower Elk Meadows., 43.52959 -122.90208, 1280m
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DCM herbarium staff   9901983-07-19
Oregon, Douglas, Elk Meadows., 43.52959 -122.90208, 1280m
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DCM herbarium staff   1086-II1984-07-10
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Lower Elk Meadow.
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DCM herbarium staff   
Oregon, Douglas, detailed locality information protected
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DCM herbarium staff   4101980-07-20
Oregon, Douglas, Black Rock, meadow; North Umpqua Hw. 138 to Copeland Creek. Rolling Grounds Trail 1480 to Black Rock Meadow., 43.24879 -122.44908, 1524m
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DCM herbarium staff   30141999-09-07
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Huckleberry Lake (dry), Rogue-Umpqua divide., 42.91796 -122.5897, 1554m
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DCM herbarium staff   7441981-07-04
Oregon, Douglas, Fish Creek Shelter, road 284., 43.10515 -122.39081, 1524m
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DCM herbarium staff   30131999-09-07
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Huckleberry Gap Rogue-Umpqua Divide., 42.91796 -122.5897, 1554m
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DCM herbarium staff   1041980-05-01
Oregon, Douglas, Oakland, Stearns Lane rd. 10A., 43.41045 -123.31625, 152m
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