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Taxa: Sorbus sitchensis subsp. grayi
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California Botanic Garden Herbarium

CalBG:RSA
Sorbus sitchensis subsp. grayi (Wenzig) Calder & Roy L. Taylor
RSA0347044   
Canada
CalBG:RSA
Sorbus sitchensis subsp. grayi (Wenzig) Calder & Roy L. Taylor
RSA0347041   
Canada

Canadian Museum of Nature

CMN:CANM
Sorbus sitchensis subsp. grayii (Wenzig) Calder & Taylor
CAN 575578Brayshaw, Thomas C.; Merilees, W. J.   1963-07-14
Canada, British Columbia (Prov.), Range 5 Coast Land Distr., 14 miles W of Smithers. S. slope at 4000 ft., 54.780556 -127.4625

Eastern Illinois University, Stover-Ebinger Herbarium

EIU
Sorbus sitchensis subsp. grayi (Wenz.) C.L. Hitchc.
EIU024999Steward, Albert N.   65481953-08-18
USA, Washington, Clallam, under Water Hole Camp, Olympic National Park., 1524 - 1524m

Missouri Botanical Garden

MO
Sorbus sitchensis subsp. grayi (Wenzig) Calder & Roy L. Taylor
100682198Andrew Townesmith   5932006-08-07
United States, Oregon, Lane, Willamette National Forest, Oakridge Ranger District.Just below summit of Huckleberry Mountain, near lookout tower. 8.5 miles inside National Forest, up Forest Service roads 1931/720., 43.845 -122.3186111, 1669m
MO
Sorbus sitchensis subsp. grayi (Wenzig) Calder & Roy L. Taylor
102797242Tracy Scott   422006-07-28
United States, Oregon, Marion, Willamette National Forest. Near McCoy Creek Winter Sports Shelter. Along Forest Road 2233, about 7.8 mi from Rte. 22. In open area near juntions of Forest Road 2233 and 635., 44.7252778 -121.9675, 1331m
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