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

OSU:B
M. Mizutani   351976-04-30
Japan, Jyushi, Miyazaki-ken, Nichinan-shi, Obi., 10m
OSU:B
S. Hattori   s.n.
Japan, Kiushiu; Miyazaki: Obi., 20m
OSU:B
John A. Christy   85521996-09-11
United States, Oregon, Clackamas, Government Camp, Multorpor Fen Preserve, large mire S of Highway 26, W of entrance to Multorpor Ski Area., 45.29711 -121.76714, 1158m
OSU:B
S. Rapp   6
United States, Florida, [Seminole], Sanford.
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   27551981-08-08
United States, Oregon, Klamath, sedge meadow ca 1 mi NE of Devils Peak; 11 mi/17.7 km WNW of Fort Klamath; along Pacific Crest Trail., 42.6516666666667 -122.2025, 2060m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   15101977-08-06
United States, Oregon, Deschutes, Swampy Lakes., 44.0045969517 -121.581613506, 1800m
OSU:B
D. H. Norris   831791994-07-08
United States, California, Plumas, along Quincy-LaPorte Road at Onion Valley Creek near Pacific Crest Trail, Plumas National Forest., 39.7833333333333 -120.883333333333, 1900m
OSU:B
John A. Christy   55171984-05-31
United States, Oregon, Lane, Eugene, abandoned field just sw of intersection of w 18th Avenue and Bertelson Road, adjacent to Willow Creek Preserve., 44.03321 -123.15817, 130m
OSU:B
Terry J. O'Brien   26111996-08-02
United States, Oregon, Klamath, Winema National Forest; Bull Swamp, ca. 4.1 mi. N of Hwy. 140 on Fourmile Lake Road; 1.9 mi. S of Fourmile Lake., 42.4375 -122, 1774m
OSU:B
Donald B. Zobel   s.n.
United States, North Carolina, Durham, none.
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