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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 618216V. cespitosumVaccinium cespitosum Michx. Washington, United StatesCOR1999COLLECTED09/03/1997Several hundred yards southwest of junction of FS 20 and FS 30, along trail leading east from Frog Lake. Sawtooth Berry Fields, NE corner of Indian Heaven Wilderness Area, Gifford Pinchot National Forest.46.09583000, -121.776110001221Numerous colonies, often in rings around trees in dry bog area. V. delicosum and V. membranaceum abundant. V. caespitosum present. Tsuga heterophylla and Abies amabilis were most often at center of berry colonies.Wild materialDan Barney collection

1575480PI 618216
1PI 606493R. ursinus LIG-2Rubus ursinus Cham. & Schltdl. Washington, United StatesCOR1995COLLECTED08/08/1993Olympic National Forest. 13.2 km (8.2 mi) west/southwest of US 101 on FR 2620 where FR 2620, FR 2650 and FR 50 come together. T26N R2W Sec 8. Jefferson County.47.75778000, -122.96083000792Upland site. Due to clear cuts, generally exposed site. Associateed with Abies amabilis, Fragaria virginiana, Vaccinium ovalifolium and V. parvifolium.Wild material1517515PI 606493
2PI 613665V. ovalifolium LIG-10AVaccinium ovalifolium Sm. Washington, United StatesCORPLANT1995COLLECTED08/09/1993Olympic National Forest. 17 km southwest on FR 3040 from WA 112. T30N R10W Sec 18. Clallam County.48.09444000, -124.04028000915Collected alongside road. Asociated species: Abies amabilisWild materialLife is Good Finn/Luby/Mackey/Harrison collection

1517501PI 613665
3PI 613673V. membranaceum LIG-34Vaccinium membranaceum Douglas ex Torr. Washington, United StatesCOR1995COLLECTED08/15/1993Gifford Pinchot National Forest. End of FR 5260. T14N R8E Sec 13 and Sec 12, T14N R9E Sec 18. Washington County.46.72222000, -121.733610001175Associated with Abies amabilis, V. ovalifolium Exposed hilltop.Wild materialLife is Good Finn/Luby/Mackey/Harrison collection

1517509PI 613673
4PI 613676V. ovalifolium LIG-10BVaccinium ovalifolium Sm. Washington, United StatesCOR1995COLLECTED08/09/1993Olympic National Forest. 17 km southwest on FR 3040 from WA 112. T30N R10W Sec 18. Clallam County.48.09056000, -124.04111000915Collected alongside road. Asociated species: Abies amabilisWild materialLife is Good Finn/Luby/Mackey/Harrison collection

1517512PI 613676
5PI 613677V. ovalifolium LIG-10CVaccinium ovalifolium Sm. Washington, United StatesCOR1995COLLECTED08/09/1993Olympic National Forest. 17 km southwest on FR 3040 from WA 112. T30N R10W Sec 18. Clallam County.48.09056000, -124.04111000915Collected alongside road. Asociated species: Abies amabilisWild materialLife is Good Finn/Luby/Mackey/Harrison collection

1517513PI 613677
6PI 616760F. virginiana subsp. platypetala LIG-2Fragaria virginiana Mill. subsp. platypetala (Rydb.) Staudt Washington, United StatesCOR1995COLLECTED08/08/1993Olympic National Forest. 13.2 km (8.2 mi) west/southwest of US 101 on FR 2620 where FR 2620, FR 2650 and FR 50 come together. T26N R2W Sec 8. Jefferson County.47.75778000, -122.96083000792Upland site. Due to clear cuts, generally exposed site. Associateed with Abies amabilis, Fragaria virginiana, Vaccinium ovalifolium and V. parvifolium.Wild material1517479PI 616760
7WLP 2347411273Oplopanax horridus (Sm.) Miq. Washington, United StatesNASEED2009COLLECTED08/12/20073350Montane forest. Soil texture: sand. Slope 30-40%Wild material1826916WLP 2347
8WLP 2326OPHO-SOSOR-930-RC19-06Oplopanax horridus (Sm.) Miq. Washington, United StatesNASEED2007COLLECTEDPRE 10/26/2007Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest; Boulder Ridge Trail (which begins at the terminus of NF 1131 / Forest Road 1131), about 0.5 miles up the trail to population's edg48.72444000, -121.706940001021Montane forest. Land used for recreation and wildlife habitat. Soil is medium-brown sand. Tsuga heterophylla/Abies amabilis dominated community.Wild material1740422WLP 2326