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Illinois Natural History Survey - Plant Collection
ILLS:PLANT	Sidalcea oregana var. procera (Nuttall) Gray C.A. Wellner   6071975-07-27 United States, Idaho, Idaho, Plants found between jeep road and Goodwin Meadows -- just north of meadows and in meadows. Elevation 5225 feet. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sidalcea oregana var. procera (Nuttall) Gray Curtis R. Bjork   s.n.1997-08-16 United States, Washington, Okanogan, Omak Plateua, on both sides of the Wakefield - Cameron Lake Road, about 12 miles south of Omak. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sidalcea oregana var. procera (Nuttall) Gray Curtis R. Bjork   s.n.1997-08-16 United States, Oregon, Wallowa, Blue Mountains, near Umatilla County line, Umatilla National Forest, about 15 miles northwest of La Grande. Elevation about 6000 feet. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sidalcea oregana var. procera (Nuttall) Gray Curtis R. Bjork   s.n.1997-07-11 United States, Washington, Grant, Near Douglas and Lincoln counties, moist swales 2 miles south of Grand Coulee. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sidalcea oregana var. procera (Nuttall) Gray Curtis R. Bjork   s.n.1997-07-11 United States, Washington, Grant, Near Douglas and Lincoln counties, moist swales 2 miles south of Grand Coulee. Full Record Details
ILLS:PLANT	Sidalcea oregana var. procera (Nuttall) Gray Curtis R. Bjork   s.n.1997-07-11 United States, Washington, Grant, Near Douglas and Lincoln counties, moist swales 2 miles south of Grand Coulee. Full Record Details

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