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Dataset: RENO-V
Taxa: Botrypus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Nevada Herbarium

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187R.B. Alford   1942-A1970-05-31
United States, Michigan, Wayne, Canton Township, Sempliner's Woods, Ford Road, 0.25 mile E of Haggerty Road, 1/4 way into woods., 42.322516 -83.442455
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188S. Crockett   5321996-06-30
United States, Idaho, Clearwater, Clearwater National Forest, 4 miles S of Hwy 11, near Schmidt Creek., 46.355596 -116.052907, 491 - 491m
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55774B. Legler   28772005-06-24
United States, Washington, Pend Oreille, S side of FR 2695, ca 0.25 mile E of E end of Big Meadow Lake, and 0.2 mile W of junction of Rd 2695 with Rd 430., 48.73 -117.545, 1058m
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60393B. Legler   20982004-07-23
United States, Washington, Ferry, 10.2 miles West Northwest of Kettle Falls, along hoodoo Canyon Trail, from trailhead along Deadman Creek, go up trail ca. 1 mile to a point 1000 feet below where trail turns and enters Hoodoo canyon, area is 50 feet West of trail along small stream, 48.650833 -118.271111, 1113m
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60394B. Legler   28592005-07-23
United States, Washington, Stevens, Along Middle Fork Mill Creek 0.2 miles upstream from its junction with South Fork Mill Creek. From Aladdin Road follow FS road 4954 East 1.7 miles to FS road 4668, take 4668 0.4 miles North and walk down to creek below road shoulder, 48.624444 -117.751667, 722m
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85079M.C. Muller   54651985-07-27
United States, Alaska, Sitka, Chichagof Island, west side of Khaz Peninsula at Potato Beach., 57.477893 -135.970151
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