Dicranella subulata (Hedw.) Schimp.
Annotated by John A. Christy, Nov 2018. Remarks: Verification Notes: Collector identified TRQU. IDs for this and Tritomaria quinquedentata correct. (JAC).

Washington: Chelan County: Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, Chelan Ranger District. Okanogan-Wenatchee NF Fen Study, Poison Springs. From Hwy 97 turn on to the Methow Valley road and follow it about 5 mi to the Black Canyon Road (FS4010).¶Location Notes: Follow the 4010 all the way up to intersection with 8020 rd. Turn north onto 8020 and follow it approx. 5 mi to the headwaters of Poison Creek. The wetlands can be reached by walking down the unmaintained 145 spur to the creek and then walking up the creek to the wetland. Elev. 5540 ft.
UTM Zone 10, 708842E, 708842N; T30N R21E WM, Sec. 22.
Aspect: 270°. Slope: 20%. Light: fully shaded. Topography: toeslope. ¶This wetland is high up near the top of the ridge, a valley that strangely runs parallel to the ridge and contains several spring sites. Even though it has a fair slope (20 percent), moss development has taken place. It is a long narrow fen. ¶Associated Species: ABLA, PIEN, PICO, CADI6, CASP5, LEGL, RILA, LOINS, VAMY2, LICA2, SALIX, RHAL2, LUPO2, SYFOF, SETR, PLAQ2, SAOD2, PYAS, PLST4, PLST4, PYSE, ERANA3, ARMO4, CAREX, VEVI. Substrate: humus. ¶Location Notes: plants were growing on humus along the stream below the fen. ¶¶[Envelope with multiple specimens, filed under the first name on packet.]

Erica Heinlen 6406, Sep 19, 2018
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