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Dataset: OSU-L
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Oregon State University Lichens, OSC

OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
54593B. McCune   106721981-08-05
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Bank of Beaverhead River at Barretts Diversion Dam, just S. of Dillon., 1600 - 1600m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
54610Peter Lesica   21283
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, common on open (calcareous?) shale-derived soil of a small outcrop along road to Keystone Spring. Tendoy Mountains., 2010 - 2010m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
54611B. McCune   11667
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Badger Pass on Montana Route 278, 2030 - 2030m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
54615McCune   20631
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, below Devil's Hole, in valley of Canyon Creek. Pioneer Mountains., 1975 - 1975m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
67806B. McCune   212281993-09-01
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Monida Ridge, 2 km northeast of Monida, 2195 - 2195m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
67807B. McCune   208341993-07-01
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Above South Fork Steel Creek, 3 km south of Ranger Station Pioneer Mountains, 2010 - 2010m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
70981B. McCune   20802
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Pioneer Mountains, Lime Gulch off of Birch Creek, 1830 - 1830m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
86863B. McCune   109651981-06-19
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Near Chief Joseph Pass, Bitterwood Range, Beaverhead Mtns., 2100 - 2100m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
92901Peter Lesica   21280
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, between Nicholia and Deadmans Creeks, Tendoy Mountains., 2120 - 2120m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
92903Peter Lesica   22207
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Above Keystone Gulch, 2025 - 2025m
OSU-OSC:L-Lichens
92910B. McCune   6981
U.S.A., Montana, Beaverhead, Big Hole River Valley, 3 km west of town of Divide, downstream from Divide Bridge., 1585 - 1585m
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