Rhizomnium nudum (E. Britt. & R.S. Williams) T.J. Kop.
Annotated by Daphne Stone, 2010.

Washington: Pierce County: Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Snoqualmie Ranger District, Elk Forage Phase II: Government Meadow. Follow Hwy 410 East to Rd 70, go 15.9 mil up Rd 70 to prominent W-facing creek with lush wetlands, then continue another 50 ft on Rd 70 and park. Look for set of yellow directional flags located on S side of rd. Follow the yellow flags S and uphill (160 degrees x 100 meters to the site), to where slope flattens out and begins to head from S to SE. RHNU4 plants are located about 18" W of draw, at base of a class 5 fallen stump, under shrub cover. Elev. 4740 ft.
620971E, 5216099N; T19N R11E S33 NE 1/4 of SE 1/4
Datum: NAD 27. Uncertainty: 805 meters. Coordinate Source: TRS2LL. Invalid coordinates (located outside county bounds).
Opening with 2nd growth ABAM forest, adjacent to rocky intermittent narrow draw with lush shrub and herbaceous vegetation and bryo-covered sides. Aspect: 360°. Slope: 25%. Topography: Slope. Light: Full sun. Water: Mesic. Very small RHNU4 population, distinct but alongside/hidden within larger Plagiomnium insigne population. Stump, duff.

G. Vos GV2010-37, Aug 26, 2010
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