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Dataset: MIL-
Search Criteria: France; Lorraine; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Milwaukee Public Museum

MIL
Ephemerum serratum (Hedw.) Hampe
B1848P. Bruch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine
MIL
B1858P. Bruch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine
MIL
B63043H. Petry   1886-07-23
France, Lorraine
MIL
Brachythecium salebrosum (F. Weber & D. Mohr) Schimp.
B1895P. Reinsch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
B64140E. Fruth   1884-06-00
France, Lorraine
MIL
Gyroweisia tenuis (Hedw.) Schimp.
B1874P. Reinsch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
Calepina corvini (All.) Desv.
B62289Olse   1881-05-30
France, Lorraine
MIL
B62377H. Petry   1885-07-00
France, Lorraine
MIL
B1959P. Bruch   1847-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
B25898P. Bruch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
B1822P. Bruch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
Bromus patulus Mert. & Koch
B63227H. Petry   1884-06-20
France, Lorraine
MIL
B13959L. Corbiere   1885-08-10
France, Lorraine
MIL
Pogonatum aloides Palisot de Beauvois, 1805
B1996P. Reinsch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
Braya supina (L.) W.D.J.Koch
B62573H. Petry   1893-09-06
France, Lorraine
MIL
B63019H. Petry   1883-05-15
France, Lorraine, - 252m
MIL
Fissidens bryoides subsp. incurvus (Starke ex Röhl.) Bertsch
B1854P. Reinsch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
B62525J. Wirtgen   
France, Lorraine
MIL
B13958L. Corbiere   1885-08-10
France, Lorraine
MIL
B62536H. Petry   1893-09-06
France, Lorraine
MIL
Pogonatum nanum
B1994P. Bruch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
MIL
B1855P. Reinsch   1860-00-00
France, Lorraine, Vosges
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