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Dataset: SEINet
Search Criteria: Washington; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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General Observations

SEINet-120787
undetermined (Pursh) Douglas ex Lindl.
M. Licher   38042013-04-30
Washington, King County, Clyde Hill, East side of 86th. Ave. NE, in Clyde Hill, east of Seattle and Lake Washington., 47.63046 -122.22539, 49m
SEINet-88590
undetermined L.
M. Licher   38052013-05-02
Washington, King County, Pohl Road, south end of Vashon Island, west of Seattle., 47.33735 -122.51971, 76m
SEINet-113171
undetermined (Mill.) Rothm.
M. Licher   38062013-05-02
Washington, King County, Pohl Road, south end of Vashon Island, west of Seattle., 47.33735 -122.51971, 76m
SEINet-104570
undetermined Pursh
M. Licher   38082013-05-02
Washington, King County, Pohl Road, south end of Vashon Island, west of Seattle., 47.33735 -122.51971, 76m
SEINet-17150
undetermined L.
M. Licher   38072013-05-02
Washington, King County, Pohl Road, south end of Vashon Island, west of Seattle., 47.33702 -122.51806, 61m
SEINet-4207
undetermined Mackenzie
M. Licher   3809A2013-05-02
Washington, King County, Pohl Road, south end of Vashon Island, west of Seattle., 47.33789 -122.51903, 70m
SEINet-76517
undetermined L.H. Bailey
M. Licher   38102013-05-03
Washington, King County, North of Mukat Pond, central Vashon Island, west of Seattle., 47.44084 -122.47773, 107m
SEINet-951
undetermined Mackenzie
M. Licher   3809B2013-06-02
Washington, King County, Pohl Road, south end of Vashon Island, west of Seattle., 47.33789 -122.51903, 70m
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