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Dataset: CDS-Lichens
Taxa: Squamulea oceanica
Search Criteria: Ecuador; Galapagos; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herbario de Líquenes de la Fundación Charles Darwin para las Islas Galápagos, Ecuador

CDS:Lichens
Squamulea oceanica Bungartz & Søchting
34380Bungartz, F.   61682007-00-00
Ecuador, Galápagos, San Cristóbal, hills S of Punta Pit at the NE-coast of the island, -0.721111 -89.244444, 63m
CDS:Lichens
Squamulea oceanica Bungartz & Søchting
34747Bungartz, F.   65292007-00-00
Ecuador, Galápagos, San Cristóbal, crest of Cerro Tortuga, ca. 4 km inland from the NW-coast, -0.748333 -89.392222, 116m
CDS:Lichens
Squamulea oceanica Bungartz & Søchting
48373Yánez-Ayabaca, A.   20232011-00-00
Ecuador, Galápagos, Floreana, lower S-slope of Cerro Ventanas, permanent plot 3, -1.276694 -90.428083, 295m
CDS:Lichens
Squamulea oceanica Bungartz & Søchting
47195Bungartz, F.   98572011-00-00
Ecuador, Galápagos, Floreana, lower S-slope of Cerro Ventanas, permanent plot 3, -1.276694 -90.428083, 295m
CDS:Lichens
Squamulea oceanica Bungartz & Søchting
47571Bungartz, F.   101522011-00-00
Ecuador, Galápagos, Floreana, trail from La Primavera Farm to La Corona and Arco de la Reina, southeastern part of the island, permanent plot 33, -1.322666 -90.41275, 219m
CDS:Lichens
Squamulea oceanica Bungartz & Søchting
27118Bungartz, F.   34122006-10-02
Ecuador, Galápagos, Santa Cruz, along the S coast of Santa Cruz close to the Charles Darwin Research Station (CDRS), Puerto Ayora, -0.743055 -90.303888, 1m
CDS:Lichens
Squamulea oceanica Bungartz & Søchting
32310Aptroot, A.   65718 A2006-00-00
Ecuador, Galápagos, Santiago, summit of Cerro Gavilan, inner N- and NE-exposed crater rim, -0.205555 -90.784166, 840m
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