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Dataset: OSC-
Taxa: Chloroscypha
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Herbarium

OSC
Chloroscypha chloromela (W. Phillips & Harkn.) Seaver
50702H. Parks   Parks 42621932-05-00
USA, California, Humboldt County, Trinidad
OSC
53973Francisco Camacho   ANK15181996-03-13
United States, Oregon, Benton, Peavy Arboretum
OSC
Chloroscypha alutipes (W. Phillips) Dennis
44752H. Taylor   1984-06-13
United States, California, Sierra, Wild Plum Campground
OSC
Chloroscypha alutipes (W. Phillips) Dennis
119245Marc LaPine   MJL1801997-06-26
United States, Oregon, Lane, Willamette National Forest, Blue River - McKenzie Ranger District, From Eugene take Highway 126 to FS road #19 (Afteheide Drive). Continure on road #19 past French Pete campground and turn left on FS road 1900-270. Go on rd 370 for 2.3 miles to jct with FS rd 1900-571. Continue up 571 for 1.0 miles to creek (draw) on the left side of the road. Stay on the westside of the creek on a northwest direction. There are animal trails which are easy to follow. You will come to a tributary coming from the west, cross it and proceed up the gorge to the bottom of the ridge which leads up and out of the drainage. This is the easiest way up. Follow, 44.03 -122.14, 1219m
OSC
Chloroscypha alutipes (W. Phillips) Dennis
119211W. Messinger   6881997-05-01
United States, Oregon, Lane, Willamette National Forest, Middle Fork Ranger District, From Fish Hatchery road, go east on Salmon Creek road for 3.0 mile to Reference pointo n right just before junction 207., 43.76 -122.39, 427m
OSC
Chloroscypha alutipes (W. Phillips) Dennis
119226W. Messinger   7481997-06-12
United States, Oregon, Lane, Willamette National Forest, Middle Fork Ranger District, From Fish hatchery road, go east on Salmon creek road for 3.0 miles to Reference point on right just before junction 207., 43.76 -122.39, 427m
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