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Oregon State University
OSC:OSU	Lupinus lepidus var. ashlandensis (B.J. Cox) Isely OSC-V-026200Joseph Howell; Joseph Howell, Thomas J. Howell   s.n.1887-07-00 United States, Oregon, Jackson, Ashland Butte., 42.081 -122.7188 Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Lupinus lepidus var. ashlandensis (B.J. Cox) Isely OSC-V-026197Peter F. Zika   104031987-07-03 United States, Oregon, Jackson, along access road above FS road 20, NW ridge of Mt. Ashland, ca. 7.5 miles S of town of Ashland, Siskiyou Mountains., 42.0851053808 -122.726280678, 2134m Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Lupinus lepidus var. ashlandensis (B.J. Cox) Isely OSC-V-026196Orlin L. Ireland   31781952-07-22 United States, Oregon, Jackson, summit of Mt. Ashland, Rogue River National Forest., 42.0808 -122.7161, 2295m Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Lupinus lepidus var. ashlandensis (B.J. Cox) Isely OSC-V-026195Kenton L. Chambers; K.L. Chambers   43231977-07-09 United States, Oregon, Jackson, Mt. Ashland, summit, near microwave towers., 42.0768 -122.7069 Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Lupinus lepidus var. ashlandensis (B.J. Cox) Isely OSC-V-026198LeRoy E. Detling   71971952-07-22 United States, Oregon, Jackson, Ashland Peak., 42.07617 -122.70919, 2295m Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Lupinus lepidus var. ashlandensis (B.J. Cox) Isely OSC-V-026199Veva C. Stansell; Veva Stansell   s.n.1977-08-01 United States, Oregon, Jackson, Mt. Ashland, near the summit., 42.07599 -122.72855, 2286m Full Record Details
OSC:OSU	Lupinus lepidus var. ashlandensis (B.J. Cox) Isely OSC-V-026194LeRoy E. Detling   71971952-07-22 United States, Oregon, Jackson, Ashland Peak., 42.07617 -122.70919, 2295m Full Record Details

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