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Taxa: Lepraria leprolomopsis
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New York Botanical Garden

NY
Lepraria leprolomopsis Diederich & Sérus.
1221446P. Clark   2010-07-00
United States of America, West Virginia, Fayette Co., New River Gorge, site N225Q7, 38.036389 -81.03
NY
Lepraria leprolomopsis Diederich & Sérus.
1180897J. G. Guccion   2236-2B1992-09-26
United States of America, Alabama, Franklin Co., Dismals Wonder Garden, just N of Hodges, 34.33 -87.8, 120m
NY
Lepraria leprolomopsis Diederich & Sérus.
1180898R. C. Harris   284561992-09-26
United States of America, Alabama, Franklin Co., Dismals Wonder Garden, just N of Hodges, 34.33 -87.8, 120m
NY
Lepraria leprolomopsis Diederich & Sérus.
03034817J. C. Lendemer   499712016-12-29
United States of America, Alabama, Lawrence Co., Bankhead National Forest, Sipsey Wilderness Area, slopes above N shore of Hubbard Creek, W of Kinlock Falls, NE of Lawrence CR2/Winston CR3434/Kinlock Rd, 2.5 mi N of jct w/ Winston CR60/Cranal Rd., 34.308 -87.50314, 207m
NY
Lepraria leprolomopsis Diederich & Sérus.
04260998J. C. Lendemer   666922020-07-13
United States of America, North Carolina, Watauga Co., Grandfather Mountain State Park, Grandfather Mountain, S slopes of Calloway Peak, 36.11167 -81.81092, 1809m
NY
Lepraria leprolomopsis Diederich & Sérus.
04286774J. Hollinger   262122021-10-15
United States of America, Tennessee, Sevier Co., Great Smoky Mountains National Park, The Boulevard, big "cave" ca. 0.25 mi ESE straightline distance from Myrtle Point., 35.6517 -83.4274, 1836m
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