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Bolus Herbarium
BOL	Hypnum circinale Hook. BOL0252228Shevock, J.R.   384782011-07-17 United States, California, San Mateo, Trail above Little Butano Creek northeast of campground area. R4W, T8S, section 29., 37.214861 -122.320667, 160m Full Record Details
BOL	Hypnum circinale Hook. BOL0252229Shevock, J.R.   330752009-07-02 United States, California, Trinity, North Fork Trail toward North Fork Trinity River and Backbone Creek, 16 miles north of highway 299 at Helena. R11W, T36N, section 32., 40.929278 -123.153333, 945m Full Record Details
BOL	Hypnum circinale Hook. BOL0252230Shevock, J.R.   417872013-02-17 United States, California, Marin, Along Cataract Trail between Alpine Lake and Laurel Dell Picnic area, about cascades of Cataract Creek., 37.931306 -122.635472, 305m Full Record Details
BOL	Hypnum circinale Hook. BOL0252231Shevock, J.R.   425652013-06-13 United States, California, Del Norte, Middle Fork Smith River Basin. Knopki Creek Road toward Sanger Lake at junction with FS road 18N04, 1.3 miles from junction with highway 199. T18N, R4E, section 28., 41.924917 -123.746722, 442m Full Record Details
BOL	Hypnum circinale Hook. BOL0252232Shevock, J.R.   425992013-06-14 United States, California, Del Norte, Middle Fork Smith River Basin. Trail along north side of Sanger lake just below crest of Siskiyou Mountains off of FS road 4803. T17N, R5E, section 5., 41.902139 -123.648056, 1554m Full Record Details

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