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

OSU:B
Richard Brock   11832002-03-11
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Medford Bureau of Land Management, Butte Falls Resource Area., 42.5491 -122.6466, 762m
OSU:B
Ken W. Gray   49222004-08-18
United States, Idaho, Nez Perce, about 2.25 miles east of Snake River in unnamed, intermittent tributary, about 1 mile north of Billy Creek., 46.11975 -116.90075, 981m
OSU:B
W. B. Schofield   745651980-04-22
Canada, British Columbia, Jackass Mt, Fraser Canyon, just N. of Boston Bar., 49.833333333333336 -121.41666666666667
OSU:B
W. B. Schofield   234841964-05-27
Canada, British Columbia, Yale, Fraser River., 49.5666666666667 -121.433333333333
OSU:B
Scott Riley   s.n.2000-10-14
United States, Washington, Columbia, Touchet River; trailhead vicinity, trail #3116 via FS Rd #64 (Touchet Road), along North Fork of Touchet River., 46.1421383 -117.814186
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   75821995-10-12
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Holton Creek Research Natural Area, 5 mi W of Ashland; ca 0.6 mi into RNA going up W branch of stream; above permanent spring., 42.1909982954 -122.832348257, 1128m
OSU:B
Ken W. Gray   46532004-07-09
United States, Idaho, Nez Perce, just south of Captain John Creek, ~1.4 miles east of Snake River., 46.1545666666667 -116.90245, 390m
OSU:B
David H. Wagner   75291995-06-22
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Lick Gulch ca 12.5 mi SSE of Jacksonville, at first major fork up Left Fork, 700' above mainstem., 42.1394069796 -122.912249164, 780m
OSU:B
Ken W. Gray   52322005-07-26
United States, Idaho, Idaho, Salmon River Canyon, First Creek., 45.9199666666667 -116.436066666667, 448m
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