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Taxa: Homaliadelphus sharpii (Homalia sharpii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Bryophyte Collection

COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024484   
United States, Virginia, Giles
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024485A. J. Sharp; R. A. Pursell   35451959-02-28
United States, Tennessee, Anderson, South side of Coal Creek, ca. 2 mi E of Lake City, 366m
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024486A. J. Sharp   4751947-05-06
United States, Tennessee, Anderson, Savage's Garden, Coal Creek
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024489PAUL L. REDFEARN, JR   286511975-06-09
United States, Missouri, Shannon, Vicinity of Junction of Bay Creek and Jacks Fork Rivers
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024490Frederick J Hermann   287841979-05-02
United States, Tennessee, Anderson, Savage's Garden along Coal Creek, 1½ miles SE Lake City
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024491   
United States, Tennessee, Anderson
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024492A. J. Sharp   s.n.1934-04-00
United States, Tennessee, Anderson, in loco d. Savage's Garden. Coal Creek, 36.206916 -84.122695
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024493A. J. Sharp   4751947-05-06
United States, Tennessee, Anderson, Savage Garden, Coal Creek
COLO:B
Homaliadelphus sharpii (R.S. Williams) Sharp
COLO-B-0024499Paul L. Redfearn, Jr   263391969-07-19
United States, Missouri, Shannon, Vicinity of junction Bay Creek and Jacks Fork River, 274m
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