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Search Criteria: Solomon Islands; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Duke University Herbarium Lichen Collection

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132018Hill, D., J.   107551965-09-08
Solomon Islands, Western, Kolombangara Island . Ridge to W of River Kolombangara, 300 - 600m
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301644Hill, D., Jackson   100411965-07-24
Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal Island, NW end, N coast, ca. 25 mi along coast road W of Honiara.
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Sarcographa heteroclita (Mont.) Zahlbr.
132021Hill, D., J.   107911965-09-06
Solomon Islands, Western, Kolombangara Islands. On ridge to W of River Kolombangara, 900m
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Diorygma erythrellum (Mont. & Bosch) Kalb, Staiger & Elix
132029Hill, D., J.   107041965-09-07
Solomon Islands, Western, Kolombangara Island. On ridge to W of River Kolombangara
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132020Hill, D., J.   107751965-09-08
Solomon Islands, Western, Kolombangara Island. Ridge to W of River Kolombangara, 610m
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132019Hill, D., J.   112191965-10-07
Solomon Islands, Isabel, Santa Isabel Island. Thousand Ships Bay, ridge above Vulavu Village, 100 - 300m
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355116Hill, D., Jackson   97261965-11-09
Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal, Guadalcanal Island. Mount Popomansiu, on ridge on SE of Sutakiki River (Vunuvalukama), 1341m
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Petractis farlowii (Tuck. ex Nyl.) Vezda
332832Hill, D., Jackson   86911965-08-09
Solomon Islands, New Georgia Group. Marovo Lagoon, Matui Island, W end
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Relicina connivens (Kurok.) Hale
399623Hill, D., Jackson   98041965-11-09
Solomon Islands, Guadalcanal, Guadalcanal Island. Mount Popomansiu, on ridge on SE of Sutakiki River (Vunuvalukama), 1341m
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