Bryophytes in the University Herbarium

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Accession Results — 13 records retrieved
Results for search: Scientific name=Pseudocrossidium crinitum; Source=All;
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	Accession ID	Determination	Collector	Collection Date	Collection Number	County / State	Locality	Elevation in meters	Feedback
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	DHN30789	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	18 December 1973	30789	Oatlands Municipality / Tasmania		200	Comment
	DHN31717	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	10 January 1974	31717	Lilydale Municipality / Tasmania	On moist, diffusely lit boulder in open Eucalyptus forest along Distillery Creek about 7 miles east of Launceston.	200	Comment
	DHN47475	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	18 March 1976	47475	Modoc / CA	On seasonally moist, sunny boulder in low desert scrub in vicinity of hot springs north of Middle Alkali Lake (northeast of Cedarville).	1400	Comment
	DHN50578	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	22 December 1977	50578	San Diego / CA	On dry, sunny soil under boulder in desert scrub in moist canyon, Borrego Palm Canyon, Anzo Borrego State Park.	300-400	Comment
	DHN50587	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	22 December 1977	50587	San Diego / CA	On dry, sunny soil under boulder in desert scrub in moist canyon, Borrego Palm Canyon, Anzo Borrego State Park.		Comment
	DHN55397	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	29 December 1979	55397	Ventura / CA	On temporarily moist, sunny soil in Pinus edulis and Juniperus forest on sandy plain and low slopes of Quatal Canyon on boundary of Los Padres National Forest.	1000	Comment
	DHN57845	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	27 January 1981	57845	Riverside / CA	On fairly moist, diffusely lit outcrop near stream in Pinus monophylla-Juniper forest with chaparral and desert elements in steep canyon below Bighorn Overlook along Hwy 74 at eastern boundary of San Bernardino National Forest.	1100	Comment
	DHN92794	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	29 January 1998	92794	Inyo / CA	On temporarily moist sunny soil on rocky volcanic outcrops and gravelly soils on alluvial sands with	1350	Comment
	DHN92797	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	29 January 1998	92797	Inyo / CA	On temporarily moist sunny soil on rocky volcanic outcrops and gravelly soils on alluvial sands with	1350	Comment
	JRS18230XX	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	Eve Laeger	12 Oct 2002	01745	San Bernardino / CA	Mountain Ranges In The Mojave Desert: BLM land. Kingston Mountains. North ridge of Kingston Peak about 3 airmi south of the Inyo County line. T19N, R10E, section 9	1706	Comment
	JRS18574XX	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	Eve Laeger	23 Feb 2003	01869	Santa Barbara / CA	Inner Coast Ranges: Sierra Madre Mountains. Castro Canyon just north of the Los Padres National Forest boundary and about 4.5 miles south of Cuyama and highway 166. R26W, T9N, section 11	822	Comment
	JRS21335	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	James R. Shevock	26 Sep 2001	21335	Inyo / CA	Death Valley National Park: Grapevine Range. Grapevine Canyon, 1.2 miles northeast of Scotts Castle toward the Nevada State line. R43E, T11S, section 5	1028	Comment
	DHN77662	Pseudocrossidium crinitum	D. H. Norris	25 February 1992	77662	Eddy / NM	On temporarily moist, diffusely lit soil in open Prosopis scrub in limestone canyon along Dark Canyon Road about 6 miles west of junction with Hwy. 62.	1000	Comment

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