Dataset: OSU-M
Search Criteria: Oregon; Jackson; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Oregon State University Fungi, OSC


OSU-OSC:M
137082Jason Clinch   2003-06-30
Oregon, Jackson, Butte Falls Resource Area, from trail..., - 835m

OSU-OSC:M
137291aJason Clinch   2003-06-29
Oregon, Jackson, Butte Falls Resource Area, Purposive survey, - 762m

OSU-OSC:M
137291bJason Clinch   2003-06-29
Oregon, Jackson, Butte Falls Resource Area, Purposive survey, - 762m

OSU-OSC:M
137291cJason Clinch   2003-06-29
Oregon, Jackson, Butte Falls Resource Area, Purposive survey, - 762m

OSU-OSC:M
88107David Wagner   1998-05-06
Oregon, Jackson, Ferris Gulch 15 mi SSE of Grants Pass; at \\MP 1.81\\""" along jeep track on top of ridge across from road 38-4-20", -123 - 805m

OSU-OSC:M
55610D.H. Wagner   1994-09-10
Oregon, Jackson, Headwaters of Grouse Creek, SW fork; 7 mi SSE of Ruch.

OSU-OSC:M
124607David Wagner   1998-09-17
Oregon, Jackson, Upper headwaters of Dead Indian Creek, 11 mi NE of Ashland; ~250'' above road 38-3E-29.3, 250'' past first clearcut up road, -122 - 1695m


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Google Map

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