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Eastern Oregon University Herbarium, Eastern Oregon State College Herbarium
EOSC	J. J. Wendt   160 United States, Oregon, Baker, dry, rocky soil, in the sagebrush flats, 44.985 -117.7377, 975m Full Record Details
EOSC	[needs research]   197 United States, Oregon, [needs research], Wenaha Full Record Details
EOSC	[needs research]    United States, Oregon, [needs research], Hell's Canyon, Snake River Full Record Details
EOSC	J. L. Peterson   273 United States, Oregon, Wallowa, scab, 1737m Full Record Details
EOSC	Karen Antell   1097 United States, Oregon, Baker, Hell's Canyon, 45.07973 -117.03285, 1981m Full Record Details
EOSC	Karen Antell   1162 United States, Oregon, Harney, hwy 395, 1/2/mi. S of milepost 12 Full Record Details
EOSC	[needs research]    United States, Oregon, Baker, Whitman forest, open scab rock, 44.8624623969 -117.204652127, 1219m Full Record Details
EOSC	Georgia S. Mason   7105 United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Hurricane Creek Canyon near Falls Creek Forest Camp, 45.31466 -117.30211, 1554m Full Record Details
EOSC	M. Ferro   201 United States, Oregon, Wallowa, S fork, N bank, 1.5 mi. W of fork, litho soil, Wenaha River drainage, S slope, 45.92681 -117.82217, 945m Full Record Details
EOSC	[needs research]   38 United States, Oregon, Malheur, deep soil, abundant, 44.26445 -117.5392, 762m Full Record Details
EOSC	Lincoln Constance   6184 United States, Oregon, Wallowa, mossy, wet, rocky, open slope in woods, 45.19983 -117.07433, 1615m Full Record Details

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