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Dataset: HAW-
Taxa: Sphagnaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Joseph F. Rock Herbarium (Univ. of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa)

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HAW-B-0000496W.J. Eyerdam   53661951-09-24
United States, Alaska, Landing Field, Annette Island.
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HAW-B-0000495W.J. Eyerdam   51981948-09-25
United States, Alaska, Prince William Sound, Evans Island, Port San Juan.
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HAW-B-0000494John Obata   s.n.1974-08-22
United States, Hawaii, Honolulu, Kaala: along the "trans-swamp trail", around the middle of Kaala., 1219m
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HAW-B-0000602D. Herbst   40081974-02-18
United States, Hawaii, Hawaii, Kohala Mountains, Kohala Forest Reserve along jeep road west of Puu Ohu., 1097m
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HAW-B-0000498T.C. Frye   32531945-10-01
United States, Washington, Stevens Pass. About one mile along highway eastward from Pass, along stream., 47.733333 -121.066667
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Sphagnum fuscum (Schimp.) Klinggr.
HAW-B-0000491Frances Bjorkman   1937-07-01
Canada, Alberta, Banff National Park, near Vermillion Pass, along Upper Altrude Lake.
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Sphagnum fuscum (Schimp.) Klinggr.
HAW-B-0000492T.C. Frye   29381940-07-09
Canada, Alberta, Banff National Park. About 3 miles southward from bridge across Noyes Creek along the Banff-Jasper highway., 52 -117
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HAW-B-0000489T.C. Frye   1937-10-22
Canada, Alberta, Banff National Park, near Marble Mountain, Upper Altrude Lake.
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HAW-B-0000490T.C. Frye   1937-07-01
Canada, Alberta, Banff National Park, near Marble Mountain, Upper Altrude Lake.
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HAW-B-0000493T.C. Frye   32031945-09-30
United States, Washington, Snoqaulmie Pass summit, 52.966667 -122.75, 1067m
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Sphagnum nemoreum Scop. auct. plur.
HAW-B-0000488W.J. Eyerdam   51391948-09-15
United States, Alaska, Port San Juan, Evans Island
HAW
Sphagnum nemoreum Scop. auct. plur.
HAW-B-0000497W.J. Eyerdam   53641951-09-24
United States, Alaska, Landing Field, Annette Island.
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Development of the Consortium of Pacific Herbaria and several of the specimen databases have been supported by National Science Foundation Grants (BRC 1057303, ADBC 1304924 and ADBC1115116). Data Usage Policy. Continued support provided by the Symbiota Support Hub, a domain of iDigBio (NSF Award #2027654). Copyright 2015 University of Hawai‘i.