{"content":[{"text":"Asteraceae \n Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n U.S.A., WASHINGTON, WAHKIAKUM COUNTY: \n 4 miles north of Oneida, along Deep River Valley Road 1/4 mile west \n of junction with Anderson Road. \n Elev. 50 ft. \n 46° 21' 35.5\" N, 123° 40' 59.5\" W \n Weedy road side under Alnus, Thuja, near farm fields. Rays white; \n disks yellow; along road. Phenology: Flowers. Origin: Introduced. \n Ben Legler 554 1 Jun 2003 \n WTU-354366","bbox":{"left":0.038954,"top":0.02339,"width":0.448239,"height":0.174705}},{"text":"Asteraceae \n Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n U.S.A., WASHINGTON, PEND OREILLE COUNTY: \n 17 air miles northeast of Colville, along FS Road 4668 along Rocky \n Creek 0.6 miles east of junction with Rocky Creek Road. \n Elev. 3060 ft. \n 48° 40' 35\" N, 117° 36' 8\" W; NAD 83 \n Weedy roadside and gravel bars along creek. Rays white; disks \n yellow; uncommon along stream. Phenology: Flowers. Origin: \n Introduced. \n Ben Legler 2121 24 Jul 2004 \n WTU-382241","bbox":{"left":0.51116,"top":0.02339,"width":0.448256,"height":0.18606899999999998}},{"text":"Asteraceae \n Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n RUSSIAN FEDERATION, SAKHALIN REGION: \n Sakhalin Island, central part; circa 6 kilometers north-northwest of \n Tymovskoye and 2 kilometers southwest of Voskressnovka, on east \n bank of Tym River. \n Elev. 328 ft. \n 50° 53' 26.22\" N, 142° 38' 33.12\" E \n Cut hay fields and deciduous riparian forest of Populus, Salix. Rays \n white, disk yellow; weed in fields. Phenology: Flowers. Origin: \n Introduced. \n Ben Legler 1002 29 Jul 2003 \n WTU-357302","bbox":{"left":0.038954,"top":0.216572,"width":0.448238,"height":0.19743200000000005}},{"text":"Asteraceae","bbox":{"left":0.885033,"top":0.227936,"width":0.07438299999999998,"height":0.015613999999999989}},{"text":"Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n U.S.A., WASHINGTON, LEWIS COUNTY: \n Shoulder of Highway 7 about 200 feet south of \n junction with Pleasant Valley Road, about 2 \n miles south of county line. \n Elev. 1280 ft. \n 46° 43.986' N, 122° 12.497' W; WGS 84, \n uncertainty: 6 m., Source: GPS \n Gravelly weedy roadside pullout and road \n shoulders, with Phalaris arundinacea, \n Leucanthemum valgare. Ray white; disks \n yellow; common in gravel. Phenology: Flowers. \n Origin: Introduced. \n Jessica Ni 15 \n with Ben Legler \n 16 Jun 2006 \n WTU-362903, WTU-V-045283","bbox":{"left":0.51116,"top":0.249684,"width":0.30647100000000005,"height":0.24386600000000005}},{"text":"Asteraceae","bbox":{"left":0.41281,"top":0.432481,"width":0.074382,"height":0.015614000000000017}},{"text":"Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n U.S.A., WASHINGTON, SKAMANIA COUNTY: \n Public park on south side of Highway 14 on \n shore of Columbia River ca. halfway in between \n Prindle and Skamania. \n Elev. 80 ft. \n 45° 36' 2.1\" N, 122° 6' 42\" W \n Old orchard, with brushy and grassy areas. \n Rays white, disks yellow; scattered in grass. \n Phenology: Flowers. Origin: Introduced. \n Ben Legler 1555 \n 5 May 2004 \n WTU-362167, WTU-V-045280","bbox":{"left":0.038954,"top":0.45423,"width":0.31057399999999996,"height":0.198411}},{"text":"Asteraceae \n Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n U.S.A., WASHINGTON, CHELAN COUNTY: \n Buckner Orchard in Stehekin Valley. 1.6 miles northwest of \n Stehekin. Lake Chelan National Recreation Area. \n Elev. 1160 ft. \n 48° 20' 7.1\" N, 120° 42' 1.7\" W; UTM Zone 10, 670414.69E, \n 5356124.57N; WGS 84, uncertainty: 2 m., Source: GPS \n Maintained orchard. Occasionally mowed grass and gravel access \n roads. Rays white. Disks yellow. Locally common by barn. \n Phenology: Flowers & Fruits. Origin: Introduced. \n Ben Legler 3526 30 Jun 2006 \n WTU-366841","bbox":{"left":0.51116,"top":0.52339,"width":0.44826200000000005,"height":0.19743199999999994}},{"text":"Asteraceae \n Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n U.S.A., WASHINGTON, SKAGIT COUNTY: \n Along gravel road on north side of Bald Mountain, ca. 3.3 miles \n north-northwest of Lake Cavanaugh. \n Elev. 1920 ft. \n 48° 22' 6\" N, 122° 5' 52\" W \n Clearcut ca. 10 years old; weedy gravelly soil along road surrounded \n by young Pseudotsuga, Rubus parviflorus, Alnus rubra. Ray flowers \n white; disks yellow; common in gravel. Phenology: Flowers. Origin: \n Introduced. \n Ben Legler 645 28 Jun 2003 \n WTU-362209","bbox":{"left":0.038954,"top":0.682481,"width":0.44824600000000003,"height":0.19743200000000005}},{"text":"Asteraceae \n Leucanthemum vulgare Lam. \n U.S.A., WASHINGTON, CHELAN COUNTY: \n Wenatchee National Forest. 5 miles from U.S. Highway 97 on Forest \n Road 7200 about 2 miles south of Camas Meadows. (Camas Land). \n Elev. 3319 ft. \n 47° 26.987' N, 120° 35.272' W \n Open Pine/Fir woodland. White rays and yellow disks. Phenology: \n Flowers. Origin: Introduced. \n Doug Williams 2006-9 9 Jul 2006 \n with Robert Goff, Dick Olmstead, Sheila Olmstead, Maria Gerace, \n Cindy Spurgeon, Barb Smith \n WTU-377881","bbox":{"left":0.51116,"top":0.739299,"width":0.44826200000000005,"height":0.19743199999999994}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.367647,"top":0.481061,"width":0.117647,"height":0.136364},{"left":0.839869,"top":0.276515,"width":0.117647,"height":0.136364}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.367647,"top":0.481061,"width":0.117647,"height":0.136364},{"left":0.839869,"top":0.276515,"width":0.117647,"height":0.136364}]}