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Dataset: OSU-B
Taxa: Marsupella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Bryophyte Collection

OSU:B
OSC-B-27763R. L. Halbert   42051969-08-10
Canada, British Columbia, strathcona Park, Forbidden Plateau trail to summit of Mt. Becher., 49.65 -125.2
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   48061993-03-28
United States, Washington, Whatcom, along lower mile of Noisy Creek, between Wilderness boundary and mouth on Baker Lake., 215m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   47651992-03-25
United States, Washington, Whatcom, Noosack River Valley, Excelsior Pass Trial, ca 10 mi N of Mount Baker., 48.9265845 -121.797335, 1000m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   23871979-10-02
United States, Oregon, Lane, Talus above inlet of Hidden Lake., 44.0191666666667 -122.2375, 1025m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   31131983-06-07
United States, Oregon, Josephine, Rogue River Trail, S bank, just down from Graves Creek Bridge., 42.64439 -123.59333, 200m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   18521978-03-20
United States, Oregon, Douglas, along Umpqua River 12 miles east of Reedsport., 43.65 -123.88
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   16131977-09-11
United States, Oregon, Deschutes, SE side of rocky knoll West of West Hank Lake., 43.80992 -121.9346, 1645m
OSU:B
W. G. Farlow   s.n.
New Hampshire, Flume.
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   31381983-06-24
United States, Oregon, Linn, Iron Mountain, N and E slopes near summit., 44.39583 -122.15816, 1615m
OSU:B
OSC-B-26754David Kofranek   67242015-07-07
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Northwest Oregon District, Bureau of Land Management, Siuslaw Resource Area, Cabin Fever unit, Site #1, 23 air km SE of Mapleton, near BLM Rd 18-8-3 (W Fork Smith River Rd)., 43.889276 -123.677264, 333m
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