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Gymnocarpium robertianum, scented oakfern, collected by R. M. Tryon Jr. and P.F Tryon on June 29, 1940.

At the north end of North Bay about 5 miles east of Ephraim. At edge of woods along a logging road through White Cedar swamp.

Habitat: Damp, shaded humus, a few plants in Sphagnum

Associated Species: Cornus canadensis and Pyrola

Notes: Locally abundant, the second known and most luxuriant station in the state.

Town of Baileys Harbor, Door County, Wisconsin
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