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University of Alabama Herbarium (Lichens)
UNA	Lecanora caesiorubella Ach. UNA00062499Frank D. Bowers   15411a1989-02-15 United States, Alabama, Covington, At Yellow River bridge and cty. hwy. 4, ca. 12 miles west of Florala., 31.010162 -86.53728 Full Record Details
UNA	Lecanora chlarotera Nyl. UNA00062500Frank D. Bowers   13173b1987-04-04 United States, Alabama, Walker, At Black Water creek where crossed by unnumbered county hwy. 7 1/2 miles NW of Sumiton., 33.810843 -87.137072 Full Record Details
UNA	Lecanora chlarotera Nyl. UNA00062501Frank D. Bowers   13549b1987-05-04 United States, Alabama, Pike, 6 miles SE of Troy, ca 2 mi North of Hwy. 231, 31.78589 -85.883862 Full Record Details
UNA	Lecanora chlarotera Nyl. UNA00062502Frank D. Bowers   14722c1987-03-20 United States, Alabama, Chilton, Along state hwy. 22 about 11 miles due SE of Clanton. Center of section 22, 32.787663 -86.449217 Full Record Details
UNA	Lecanora Ach. UNA00062504Robert R. Haynes   10028c2000-03-29 United States, Louisiana, Claiborne, Highway 2, just E of Lisbon center; 32 47.740'N, 92 51.637'W., 32.7956667 -92.8606167 Full Record Details
UNA	Lecanora Ach. UNA00062505Robert R. Haynes   10028d2000-03-29 United States, Louisiana, Claiborne, Highway 2, just E of Lisbon center; 32 47.740'N, 92 51.637'W., 32.7956667 -92.8606167 Full Record Details
UNA	Lecanora Ach. UNA00062506Frank D. Bowers   127261987-02-21 United States, Alabama, Conecuh, At Hodges Cave (limestone cave). 2 miles SE of Brooklyn., 31.254201 -86.72759 Full Record Details

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