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Taxa: Rinodina conradii (Lecanora conradii, Merorinis conradii, Pachysporaria conradii), Rinodina conradii f. conradii, Rinodina conradii f. luxurians, Rinodina conradii var. conradii, Rinodina conradii var. megaspora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Wisconsin - Madison

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WIS-L-0074063J. P. Bennett   8262005-06-19
United States, Alaska, Sitka, Sitka National Historic Park, on beach logs (Locality 3)., 57.0475 -135.31618
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WIS-L-0085790Clara E. Cummings   s.n.1905-00-00
Jamaica, Jamaica, 18.166667 -77.25
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WIS-L-0086472Henry N. Bolander   s.n.1865-00-00
United States, California, no additional information given, 37.007654 -119.640625
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WIS-L-0137866J. Hafellner   101751980-09-06
Spain, Asturias, Prov. Oviedo: Puerto de Leitariegos, above the Laguna Arbas, 42.999271 -6.419706, 1650m
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WIS-L-0137865Michaela Krenn   s.n.1993-11-03
France, Corsica, Dept. Haute-Corse: Monte d'Oro-Massiv, dome N above the Col de Vizzavona, 42.137339 9.098303, 1450m
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WIS-L-0151525H. Lojka   s.n.
Slovakia, in cacumine alpis "Dzurova" prope pagum Teplicska, comit. Liptó in Hungaria., 48.904882 20.119836

Washington State University Marion Ownbey Herbarium - Lichens

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260117R.A. Anderson   S 187911959-06-05
United States, Texas, Brewster, Big Bend Nat. Park; South Rim Trail to Emory Peak, Chisos Mts.
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208514Lojka   123
Hungary, Supra gramina destructa in cacumine alpis "Dzurova" prope pagum Teplicska, comit. Lipto in Hungaria.

Yale University Herbarium, Peabody Museum of Natural History

YPM:YU
YU.186473   
Jamaica
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