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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

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Bactrospora (Ellis & Everh.) R.C.Harris
L-707799James C. Lendemer, Jessica Allen, William R. Buck & Richard C. Harris   2013-12-06
United States, South Carolina, Berkeley Co; Francis Marion National Forest, Guilliard Lake Scenic Area, E of Gravel Run, W of FS 150-G, 0.5 miles S of terminus at Guilliard Lake and 0.3 miles SW of junction w/FS 190, 33.28139 -79.62444
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Thelomma A. Massal.
L-709240Rolf Santesson   1966-04-16
United States, California, Los Angeles Co, San Clemente Island, west shore of the island, from Eel Point to Seal Cove
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Ramalina Tuck.
L-709626C.W. Smith & H.E. Smith   1975-07-30
United States, Hawaii, Maui. Close to Iao Stream just below Iao Valley State Park. Iao Valley
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L-710623R. Thaxter   1897-11-00
United States, Florida, Cutler
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Arthonia pruinata (Pers.) Frisch & G.Thor.
V-045577H.E. Hesse   1911-00-00
United States, California, Catalina island
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indet.
V-061640Pehr Kalm   1748-00-00
United States
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Laportea canadensis
V-061752Pehr Kalm   1748-00-00
United States
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Urtica divaricata
V-135685Hultgren   
United States, Pennsylvania, e Pensylvania
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Laportea canadensis
V-158446Eric A. Bourdo Jr.   1974-08-02
United States, Michigan, Ford Forestry Center, Sect. 18, T49N, R33W
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Urtica dioica
V-209098R.M. Lowden   1990-07-31
United States, Ohio, Columbus, Clinton Twp, Whetstone Park to Northmoor Park, along the Olentangy River walk path
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