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

OSU:B
K. Scott   13KS103100A2000-10-31
United States, Oregon, Douglas, none., 43.8296 -123.7121, 216m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   m24782009-07-28
United States, Oregon, Benton, steep, rocky slopes above Parker Creek Falls., 44.5052777777778 -123.5625, 1000m
OSU:B
J. Sperling   00-JLS-3502000-09-27
United States, Oregon, Douglas, none., 43.903 -123.8151, 396m
OSU:B
Bruce P. McCune   38111977-07-28
United States, Montana, Lake, near Mission Creek, Mission Mountains., 47.3250007629395 -113.966667175293, 1036m
OSU:B
Rob Weiss   s.n.
United States, Oregon, Lane, Bald Butte, ca. 18 mi s of Cottage Grove., 44.5511111111111 -123.005277777778, 1002m
OSU:B
Bruce P. McCune   53351983-07-08
United States, Montana, Lake, Post Creek Canyon, Mission Range., 47.4166679382324 -113.949996948242, 1115m
OSU:B
Bruce P. McCune   44911978-07-16
United States, Montana, Lake, Lion Creek Gorge., 47.6666679382324 -113.716667175293, 1143m
OSU:B
Won S. Hong   79-3031979-07-08
United States, Washington, Jefferson, Hoh R. Olympic Nat. Pk.
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   24791980-06-14
United States, Oregon, Clatsop, Saddle Mountain, near summit., 45.97407 -123.65944, 975m
OSU:B
Scott Sundberg   4901979-06-07
United States, Oregon, Coos, ca. 3 km. e of Dora, next to China Creek, 500 m. n of East Fork Coquille River., 43.1751217584 -124.036670421, 120m
OSU:B
Scott Sundberg   4471979-05-10
United States, Oregon, Coos, ca. 13 km. nw of Sitkum., 43.2084624729 -123.725951738, 755m
OSU:B
Scott Sundberg   1081978-02-05
United States, Oregon, Lane, 25 miles east of Eugene, on Fall Creek trail, across Fall Creek from Clark Creek., 43.97403 -122.57656, 300m
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