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Taxa: Dicranum drummondii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Our Lady of the Lake University Herbarium

LLC
Dicranum drummondii auct. Amer.
00006387P. O. Schallert   s.n.1929-05-20
United States, North Carolina, Stokes, Stokes county.

Rocky Mountain Herbarium

RM-USFS
519431Frederick J. Hermann   196621964-09-03
U.S.A., Maine, Piscataquis, Schoodic Lake: E of Italian Cove, 11 mi NE of Milo.

Rutgers University, Chrysler Herbarium

CHRB
Dicranum drummondii Müll. Hal.
CHRB-B-0001673R.T.T. Forman   A0731959-06-26
United States, Michigan, Alpena
CHRB
Dicranum drummondii Müll. Hal.
CHRB-B-0001674A.J. Sharp   s.n.1959-00-00
United States, Michigan, Cheboygan, near Iron Bridge on Hogback Road, near UMBS
CHRB
Dicranum drummondii Müll. Hal.
CHRB-B-0001675A.J. Sharp   A0711959-08-12
United States, Michigan, Cheboygan, Near Iron Bridge south of UMBS
CHRB
Dicranum drummondii Müll. Hal.
CHRB-B-0001676R.T.T. Forman   A072 and 1671959-07-13
United States, Michigan, Emmet, Along Cecil Bay
CHRB
Dicranum drummondii Müll. Hal.
CHRB-B-0001677Erica M. Frank   M-570-91968-08-03
United States, Michigan, Presque Isle, Evergreen Beach. 3 mi. E of Lamprey Station
CHRB
Dicranum drummondii Müll. Hal.
CHRB-B-0001678William R. Buck   B4001975-08-10
United States, Minnesota, Hubbard, Rd. 4, c. 1 mi N of Lake George

Saint Ambrose University Herbarium

SAU
Horn   1977-04-17
United States, North Carolina, Haywood, Trail to Mt. Pisgah. Blue Ridge Parkway., 35.419788 -82.748428
SAU
Horn   1977-04-17
United States, North Carolina, Haywood, Trail to Mt. Pisgah. Blue Ridge Parkway., 35.419788 -82.748428
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