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Taxa: Pertusaria lactea (Ochrolechia lactea, Lepraria lactea, Psora lactea, Lepra lactea, Zeora lactea, Variolaria lactea var. lactea), Pertusaria lactea f. faginea, Pertusaria lactea f. lactea, Pertusaria lactea f. nigrescens, Pertusaria lactea f. radiata, Pertusaria lactea subsp. lactea, Pertusaria lact... (show all)
Search Criteria: Iceland; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lund Botanical Museum

LD
Pertusaria lactea (L.) Arnold
1501658Hördur Kristinsson   1965-08-18
Iceland, Sudurland, Hamragardar, 63.62 -19.98916667
LD
Pertusaria lactea (L.) Arnold
1501778B. Lynge   1939-07-19
Iceland, Austurland, Seydisfjördur, 65.26083333 -14.00111111

Natural History Museum of Denmark: The Herbarium of Lichens

C:L
Ochrolechia lactea (L.) Hafellner & Matzer
15972Eric Steen Hansen   1984-07-02
Iceland, Þingvellir, 64 -21
C:L
Ochrolechia lactea (L.) Hafellner & Matzer
15983Eric Steen Hansen   1984-07-02
Iceland, Þingvellir, 64 -21
C:L
Ochrolechia lactea (L.) Hafellner & Matzer
16190Eric Steen Hansen   1984-07-02
Iceland, Þingvellir, 64 -21
C:L
Ochrolechia lactea (L.) Hafellner & Matzer
16314Eric Steen Hansen   1984-06-30
Iceland, Reykjavík, 64 -22
C:L
Ochrolechia lactea (L.) Hafellner & Matzer
16375Eric Steen Hansen   1984-07-08
Iceland, Höfn, 64 -15
C:L
Ochrolechia lactea (L.) Hafellner & Matzer
16407Eric Steen Hansen   1984-07-05
Iceland, Fagurhólsmýri, 64 -17
C:L
Ochrolechia lactea (L.) Hafellner & Matzer
16568Eric Steen Hansen   1984-07-17
Iceland, Bifröst, 65 -21

Swedish Museum of Natural History, Lichens

S
Pertusaria lactea (L.) Arnold
L12147B. Lynge   1937-07-07
Iceland, Vestur-Ísland, Myra-sysla, Hredavatu (?)
S
Pertusaria lactea (L.) Arnold
F131980B. Lynge   1937-07-24
Iceland, Vestur-Island, Borgarfjardar-sysla: Hestfjall
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