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McCune, Bruce
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Topic
Lichens
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Work Type
photomicrographs
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Region
Hood River County >> Oregon >> United States
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In Copyright
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Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International
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Repository
Oregon State University. Department of Botany & Plant Pathology
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Image
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image/tiff
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Collection
Lichens of the Pacific Northwest
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Institution
Oregon State University
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Genus
Protothelenella
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Coenogonium
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Species
Protothelenella pluriseptata
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Coenogonium pineti
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Decade
2010-2019
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Protothelenella pluriseptata
Description
Perithecial section IKI; Location: Near Wyeth and Harphan Creek, Columbia R Gorge; Elevation: 305 meters; Collected by: John Davis.
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Protothelenella pluriseptata
Description
Habit; Location: Near Wyeth and Harphan Creek, Columbia R Gorge; Elevation: 305 meters; Collected by: John Davis.
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Protothelenella pluriseptata
Description
Perithecium tangential section; Location: Near Wyeth and Harphan Creek, Columbia R Gorge; Elevation: 305 meters; Collected by: John Davis.
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Protothelenella pluriseptata
Description
Spores; Location: Near Wyeth and Harphan Creek, Columbia R Gorge; Elevation: 305 meters; Collected by: John Davis.
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Coenogonium pineti
Description
Habit; Habitat: Old-growth Tsuga heterophylla - Thuja - Pseudotsuga forest; Location: Above east shore of Lost Lake, Cascade Range, just north of Mount Hood; Substrate: Rotten wood; Elevation: 965 meters.
