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

OSU:B
David H. Wagner   88881997-09-10
United States, Oregon, Douglas, Buck Creek 18 mi ESE of Reedsport, ~1 mi up from junction with Camp Creek; Coos Bay District, BLM, Bryophyte Survey Site #8881., 43.5966666666667 -123.774166666667, 152m
OSU:B
Kathy Merrifield   18681999-06-29
United States, Oregon, Linn, Bugaboo Road (F.S. Road 2234) 1.4 miles nw of its junction with State Highway 22., 975m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   63801994-09-09
United States, Oregon, Jackson, head of Box Canyon off Yale Creek; 10.5 mi SE of Ruch; Little Applegate Watershed Cryptogam Inventory Site No. W1076., 42.0964316212 -122.951128721, 1061m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   63501994-09-09
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Kenney Meadows Recreation Site; Yale Creek; 10 mi SE of Ruch; Little Applegate Watershed Cryptogam Inventory Site No. W1068., 42.1106465429 -122.931395727, 777m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   71891995-06-21
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Lick Gulch ca 13 mi SSE of Jacksonville, downstream ca 400' below road 39-2-35; Little Applegate Watershed Cryptogam Inventory Site No. W1179., 42.1322720834 -122.907476888, 872m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   81951996-08-19
United States, Oregon, Baker, east slope of Elkhorn Peak, sw side of Goodrich Lake cirque; 11 miles w of Baker City., 44.8097222222222 -118.062777777778, 2134m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   89051997-09-11
United States, Oregon, Coos, N. Fork Cherry Creek 20 miles se of Coos Bay; vicinity of gaging station along road 27-11-27.0 just below bridge at jct with road 27-11-23.0; Coos Bay District, BLM, Bryophyte Survey Site #8901., 43.2158333333333 -123.971944444444, 100m
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