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Dataset: UMFK
Taxa: Protothelenellaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Maine at Fort Kent

UMFK
Protothelenella Räsänen
02472-410Steven B. Selva   024721987-06-11
United States, MAINE, Aroostook , Aroostook County, T12 R8 WELS, S-facing slope of Bald Mountain.
UMFK
Protothelenella Räsänen
02472-657Steven B. Selva   024721987-06-11
United States, MAINE, Aroostook , Aroostook County, T12 R8 WELS, S-facing slope of Bald Mountain.
UMFK
Protothelenella Räsänen
05700-Steven B. Selva   057001993-06-23
United States, New Hampshire, Grafton , Grafton County, Municipality of Benton, White Mountains National Forest. Owls Head Candidate Research Natural Area.
UMFK
Protothelenella Räsänen
05700-624Steven B. Selva   057001993-06-23
United States, New Hampshire, Grafton , Grafton County, Municipality of Benton, White Mountains National Forest. Owls Head Candidate Research Natural Area.
UMFK
Protothelenella corrosa (Körb.) H. Mayrh. & Poelt
01115-309Steven B. Selva   011151984-07-25
United States, MAINE, Aroostook , Aroostook County, T15 R9 WELS, escarpment west of Crater Pond and NW of Togue Pond west campsite.
UMFK
Protothelenella corrosa (Körb.) H. Mayrh. & Poelt
02472-309Steven B. Selva   024721987-06-11
United States, MAINE, Aroostook , Aroostook County, T12 R8 WELS, S-facing slope of Bald Mountain.
UMFK
Protothelenella corrosa (Körb.) H. Mayrh. & Poelt
02650-309Steven B. Selva   026501987-05-13
United States, MAINE, Piscataquis , Piscataquis County, T8 R10 WELS, The Nature Conservancy's Big Reed Pond Preserve, survey along Transect 'N' to 'E' and Transect '400N' to station 800.
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