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Dataset: OSU-M
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Oregon State University Fungi, OSC

OSU-OSC:M
28516Robert Egan   
United States, Colorado, Jackson, 12 miles SW of Hebron; Routt National forest; around Hidden Lakes., 2621m
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137551B. Brickler; O. Cox, Sam Shushan   1955-05-29
United States, Colorado, Jackson, Big Creek Lake; Ca. 24 mi. NW of COwdrey, east slope of Park Range, 2804m
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53475B. Brickler; O. Cox, Sam Shushan   1955-05-29
United States, Colorado, Jackson, Big Creek Lake, ca. 24 mi. NW of Cowdrey, east slope of Park Range, 2804m
OSU-OSC:M
142848Susan Geer   1994-01-01
United States, Colorado, Jackson, Forest Health Monitoring Plot 4010558. Physiographic Province: Southern Rocky Mountains, 40.9 -106.5625, 2773m
OSU-OSC:M
142878Susan Geer   1994-01-01
United States, Colorado, Jackson, Forest Health Monitoring Plot 4010558. Physiographic Province: Southern Rocky Mountains, 40.9 -106.5625, 2773m
OSU-OSC:M
142899Susan Geer   1994-01-01
United States, Colorado, Jackson, Forest Health Monitoring Plot 4010558. Physiographic Province: Southern Rocky Mountains, 40.9 -106.5625, 2773m
OSU-OSC:M
143842Bruce McCune   McCune 40105581994-01-01
United States, Colorado, Jackson, Forest Health Monitoring Plot 4010558, 40.9 -106.5625, 2773m
OSU-OSC:M
12737C.L. Shear   1898-08-17
United States, Colorado, Jackson, Lake John
OSU-OSC:M
34972C.F. Baker   1984-07-00
United States, Colorado, Jackson County, Cameron Pass
OSU-OSC:M
34983C. Baker   3165 E.NAF.1894-07-00
United States, Colorado, Jackson County, NW Colorado, Cameron Pass, 3048m
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