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Oregon State University Herbarium
OSC	Lasiobolus lasioboloides Marchal 138334Nancy Weber   1993-04-03 United States, Oregon, Polk, Falls City, OR Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus macrotrichus Rea 130610J. Trappe   319182007-04-27 United States, Washington, Chelan, Lake Chelan National Recreation Area, Harlequin Campground, 366m Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus macrotrichus Rea 79780J. Trappe   117671991-04-20 United States, Washington, Clallam, Olympic National Park, Elwha River near park entrance. On elk dung., 91m Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus macrotrichus Rea 79755J. Trappe   1991-04-23 United States, Washington, Jefferson, Olympic National Park, Hoh River, West Twin Creek Research Natural Area., 168m Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus macrotrichus Rea 79791J. Trappe   1991-04-21 United States, Washington, Clallam, Olympic National Park, Sol Duc campground, 518m Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus macrotrichus Rea 79775J. Trappe   1991-04-23 United States, Washington, Jefferson, Olympic National Park, West Twin Creek Research Natural area, 168m Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus macrotrichus Rea 152134Daphne Stone   DS-842013-07-18 United States, Alaska, Prince of Wales Island, Tongass N.F, NE of Staney Creek cabin, SE of Naukati, Masada., 55.49 -133.07, 248m Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus macrotrichus Rea 151969John Villella   JV13-1072013-07-16 United States, Alaska, Prince of Wales Island, Tongass N.F, SE of Coffman Cove, S of Luck Lake., 55.54 -132.44, 203m Full Record Details
OSC	Lasiobolus ciliatus (Berk.) Sacc. 79770J. Trappe   1992-03-18 United States, Oregon, Curry, Cape Blanco, 61m Full Record Details

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