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Dataset: COLO-L
Taxa: Candelariaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
Page 10, records 901-907 of 907

University of Colorado, Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection

COLO:L
COLO-L-0007558T.H. Nash   51961972-08-17
United States, Utah, San Juan, Navajo Mountain, 3170m
COLO:L
COLO-L-0087287W. A. Weber   s.n.1978-03-25
Peru, Ica, western foothills of Andes 36-40 km E of Nazca on road to Puquio; steep slope and ridgetop with large boulders of rhyolite-tufa, Caloplaca-aspect; Bursera- Neoraimondia assn, 2000 - 2250m
COLO:L
Placomaronea lambii (Hakul.) R. Sant.
COLO-L-0087311Jose Gomez   7231968-04-10
Peru, Lima, Huarochirí, Dto. de Maritana "corral blanco"; Talo Foliáceo, amarillo, 3500m
COLO:L
Placomaronea lambii (Hakul.) R. Sant.
COLO-L-0087305W. A. Weber   s.n.1978-03-25
Peru, Ica, western foothills of Andes 36-40 km E of Nazca on road to Puquio; steep slope and ridgetop with large boulders of rhyolite-tufa, Caloplaca-aspect; Bursera- Neoraimondia assn, 2000 - 2250m
COLO:L
Placomaronea lambii (Hakul.) R. Sant.
COLO-L-0087299Jose Gomez   7201968-04-10
Peru, Lima, Huarochirí, Dto. de Mariatana "Corral blanco"; Talo Anaranjado, arborecente, 3500m
COLO:L
Placomaronea lambii (Hakul.) R. Sant.
COLO-L-0087293W. A. Weber   s.n.1978-03-25
Peru, Ica, western foothills of Andes 36-40 km E of Nazca on road to Puquio; steep slope and ridgetop with large boulders of rhyolite-tufa, Caloplaca-aspect; Bursera- Neoraimondia assn, 2000 - 2250m
COLO:L
Candelariella clarkii E. Tripp & Lendemer
COLO-L-0050606Erin Tripp   48762014-09-04
United States, Colorado, Boulder, White Rocks Nature Preserve, 40.057446 -105.146365, 1590m
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