Rocky Mountain Herbarium (RM), University of Wyoming
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1.  Mycelis muralis (L.) Dumort. 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Oregon, Lane County: Willamette National Forest: WS 1 clearcut, H. J. Andrews Experimental Forest (Vegitation plot 5-26).  Elev. 2600 ft.
T16S R5E S6.  44.2072 N, 122.2521 W; uncertainty 1 mi..  
Grows on 80% N in limberlost stony loam with invading herbs and shrubs. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

C. T. Dyrness, 5.  7/20/1966. 		USFS 480263
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2.  Mycelis muralis (L.) Dumort. 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Oregon, Marion County: Cascade Range, Willamette National Forest, along Coopers Ridge Road just past its junction with Oregon Hwy. 22 just E of Idanha.  Elev. 240 ft.
T10S R6E S22.  44.6902 N, 122.0604 W; uncertainty 1 mi..  
Grows along weedy roadside with Holcus, Chrysanthemum, Acer, Galium, Thuja, Alnus, Pseudotsuga, and Rubus. Phenology: flowering & fruiting. 

Richard R. Halse, 3698.  7/28/1988. 		RM 553695
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3.  Mycelis muralis (L.) Dumort. 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Idaho, Clearwater County: Clearwater Mountains: Isabella Creek and Forest Road 700, just S of Dog Creek and ca 27 air mi NNE of Pierce.  Elev. 2000 ft.
T41N R7E S30 SE1/4.  46.8656 N, 115.6186 W; WGS 84, , GPS reading.  
Mixed coniferous forest along slope and bench above creek, comprised predominately of Thuja plicata habitat type series with infrequent occurrences of Tsuga mertensiana in the understory. Phenology: flowering. 

Crista L. O'Conner, 559.  6/7/2016. 		RM 
     with B. E. Nelson
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4.  Mycelis muralis (L.) Dumort. 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Idaho, Clearwater County: Clearwater Mountains: along and above Beaver Creek, ca 2/3 air mi N of mouth of Steep Creek and ca 25 air mi NNE of Pierce.  Elev. 1800-2000 ft.
T40N R7E S6 SW1/4.  46.8375 N, 115.6312 W; WGS 84, , GPS reading.  
Old growth stand, characterized by Thuja plicata/Adiantum aleuticum habitat type; along creek and up to prominent bench of toe slope. Phenology: flowering. 

Crista L. O'Conner, 908.  6/12/2016. 		RM 
     with B. E. Nelson
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5.  Mycelis muralis (L.) Dumort. 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Idaho, Clearwater County: Clearwater Mountains: Aquarius Research Natural Area: Isabella Landing Trail 297 and vicinity adjacent to confluence of Isabella Creek and North Fork Clearwater River.  Elev. 1720 ft.
T41N R7E S31.  46.8495 N, 115.6315 W; WGS 84, , GPS reading.  
Mature and productive western red cedar forest upon riparian terrace, characterized by Thuja plicata/Athyrium filix-femina habitat type. Phenology: flowering. 

Crista L. O'Conner, 1172.  6/18/2016. 		RM 
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6.  Mycelis muralis (L.) Dumort. 				Asteraceae

U.S.A., Idaho, Clearwater County: Clearwater Mountains: Isabella Creek drainage: Trail 95 along Isabella Creek and Trail 96 along Elmer Creek, ca 25 air mi NNE of Cardiff Spur and ca 2-4 air mi NW of Black Mountain.  Elev. 2960-3650 ft.
T41N R7E S16; also S9.  46.892 N, 115.5914 W to 46.9072 N, 115.5738 W to 46.9163 N, 115.5796 W; WGS 84, , GPS reading.  
Most areas within collection extent were dramatically reshaped by recent fire in the last ten years; fire-scarred towering Thuja plicata snags a testament to the former climax community. Disturbed areas with prolific stands of Chamerion angustifolium and, when moisture allows, Illiamna rivularis abounds. Phenology: flowering. 

Crista L. O'Conner, 1935.  7/4/2016. 		RM 
     with Joshua Miller
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