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Dataset: TEST-TEST
Search Criteria: British Columbia; Greater Vancouver; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bryophyte TEST - DELETE

TEST-110406:TEST-Dicranoweisia
cirrata (Hedw.) Lindb. ex Milde
BRIT78297W. B. Schofield   129581961-01-25
British Columbia, Greater Vancouver, Point Grey Golf Course, near Fraser River mouth, Vancouver, 49.333333 -123.25
TEST-108193:TEST-Campylopus
atrovirens De Not.
BRIT78614W. B. Schof ield   162171961-11-12
British Columbia, Greater Vancouver, Deep Cove, N. Vancouver area, 49.333333 -122.966667
TEST-110374:TEST-Dichodontium
olympicum Renauld & Cardot
BRIT78915Wilfred B. Schofield   202141962-10-27
British Columbia, Greater Vancouver, Mt. Seymour, 49.333333 -122.966667, 1219m
TEST-110604:TEST-Ditrichum
heteromallum (Hedw.) E. Britton
BRIT80403Wilfred B Schofield   226061964-03-05
British Columbia, Greater Vancouver, muddy road bank. Cypress Creek, N. Vancouver iS°, 15a?? N.; 12S°, 15a??W, 49.25 -123.25
TEST-163881:TEST-Discelium
nudum (Dicks.) Brid.
BRIT80521Wilfred B Schofield   226901964-04-12
British Columbia, Greater Vancouver, near Sturgeon Banks, W. Richmond, Lulu Island, 49.166667 -123.25
TEST-113731:TEST-Kiaeria
falcata (Hedw.) I. Hagen
BRIT83840W.B. Schofield   742631979-09-17
British Columbia, Greater Vancouver, Cypress Bowl area, near N Face of mountain, 49.45 -123.2
TEST-113731:TEST-Kiaeria
falcata (Hedw.) I. Hagen
BRIT83841W.B. Schofield   160141961-09-15
British Columbia, Greater Vancouver, Mt. Seymour, near Second Pump Peak, North Vancouver, 49.4 -122.95
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