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Dataset: CGCC-
Taxa: Rhytidiadelphus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Columbia-Greene Community College Natural History Museum Bryophyte Herbarium

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CGCC000773William E. Cook   7732020-04-08
United States, New York, Essex, 1749 State Route 28N, backyard., 43.792873 -73.986627
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CGCC000848William E. Cook   8482020-04-10
United States, New York, Essex, 1749 State Route 28N, backyard., 43.792873 -73.986627
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CGCC001013Gustaf R. Fagerlind   s.n.1909-10-30
Sweden, Västra Götaland, Örgryte, Liatorp, 57.173111 13.095316
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Rhytidiadelphus subpinnatus (Lindb.) T.J. Kop.
CGCC001093Norton G. Miller   149392004-10-27
United States, New York, Essex, 2.5 km WSW of Paradox, Paradox Lake, at head of Smith Bay, 43.8816667 -73.6811111, 250m
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CGCC001970David K. Smith   15581973-00-00
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 35.6739 -83.4497
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CGCC001991Robert A. Hattaway   16371976-09-25
United States, New York, Saint Lawrence, Cranberry Lake Biological Station, Indian Mountain Bluffs, 44.142494 -74.80125
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CGCC002001Robert A. Hattaway   16731976-11-22
United States, Pennsylvania, Centre, The Rock, along Spring Creek, ca. 4.5 miles NE of State College., 40.844169 -77.822792
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CGCC002034Linda L. Spessard   7481972-10-27
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Clingman's Dome, 35.56301 -83.498564, 1829m
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CGCC002188William E. Cook   21882024-03-12
United States, New York, Greene, The Willows at Brandow Point, 4 State Route 385, Yellow Trail, 42.24982 -73.83462, 21m
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CGCC000140William E. Cook   2651982-06-22
United States, Michigan, Cheboygan, Reeses Bog, S. of Hogsback Road, N. shore of Burt Lake, 45.542881 -84.679412
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CGCC000449William E. Cook   9521984-05-14
United States, NEW YORK, Columbia, S side of Green Acres Road, 42.280205 -73.768205
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