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Dataset: ACAD
Taxa: Lophocoleaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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E. C. Smith Herbarium, Acadia University

ACAD
100_152Brown, MS; Keith   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Upper Sackville, 44.80181 -63.73933
ACAD
100_453Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Hants, Ellershouse, 44.94762 -64.00739
ACAD
Chiloscyphus pallescens (Ehrh. Ex Hoffm.) Dum.
ECS032355Etrueitap   
United Kingdom, Chase Wood
ACAD
ECS032576Sharp, AJ   
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Mont LeConte, 1981m
ACAD
ECS032577Nicholson,WE; Knight, HH   
United Kingdom, Loch Assynt
ACAD
Lophocolea bidentata (Linnaeus) Dum.
ECS032460Nicholson,WE; Knight, HH   
United Kingdom, Flordon Marsh
ACAD
Lophocolea cuspidata (Linnaeus) Dum.
ECS032461Brown, MS   
United Kingdom, Lydford Gorge
ACAD
101_451Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Dartmouth, 44.67198 -63.57777
ACAD
101_452Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Hants, St Croix, 44.96344 -64.0251
ACAD
101_482Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Hants, St Croix, 44.96344 -64.0251
ACAD
101_542Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Victoria, Middle River, 46.1569 -60.92329
ACAD
ECS032462Jewett(?), HS   
United States, Ohio, Hills & Dales, 122m
ACAD
ECS032463Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Victoria, Middle River, 46.1569 -60.92329
ACAD
ECS033169Schallert, PO   
United States, North Carolina, Roaring Gap
ACAD
101_448Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Hants, St Croix, 44.96344 -64.0251
ACAD
101_481Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Queens, Port Mouton, 43.92688 -64.85546
ACAD
ECS032464Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Hants, St Croix, 44.96344 -64.0251
ACAD
ECS032465Boros, A   
Hungary, Csákvár
ACAD
ECS032354Brown, MS   
Canada, Nova Scotia, Digby, Sandy Cove, 44.49421 -66.08642
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