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Dataset: DCM-DCM
Taxa: Papaveraceae
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   461980-04-27
Oregon, Douglas, Tahkenitch Lake, road 49., 43.7751 -124.11247, 15m
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DCM herbarium staff   6591981-05-03
Oregon, Douglas, Buckhead campground. Hw. 138 to Little River rd. 17 then 272., 43.17687 -122.6267, 1585m
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DCM herbarium staff   16751991-06-04
Oregon, Douglas, Hemlock Meadow., 43.19142 -122.70614, 1341m
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Ralph L. Thompson   54351977-05-08
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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Ralph L. Thompson   50321977-09-25
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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DCM herbarium staff   811980-05-01
Oregon, Douglas, Roseburg Rod and Gun Club, road 115 Winchester., 43.2798 -123.35686, 152m
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DCM herbarium staff   9941982-08-08
Oregon, Douglas, Byer's Turnout., 42.99277 -123.51485, 229m
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DCM herbarium staff   1771980-05-09
Oregon, Douglas, Smith Springs Park, North Umpqua Hw. 138., 43.29193 -122.92227, 287m
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Ralph L. Thompson   53471977-04-17
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA. Myrtle Island Research Natural Area, 11.3-ha island in the Umpqua River, at end of Cougar Creek Road, 7.3 km west of Bullock Bridge and OR 138., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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Ralph L. Thompson   58241977-05-28
Oregon, Douglas, Myrtle Island RNA. Myrtle Island Research Natural Area, 11.3-ha island in the Umpqua River, at end of Cougar Creek Road, 7.3 km west of Bullock Bridge and OR 138., 43.46885 -123.55517, 76m
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DCM herbarium staff   14691987-07-21
Oregon, Douglas, Reynolds Shelter., 43.35708 -122.61537, 1570m
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