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Dataset: S
Search Criteria: Mexico; Nuevo Leon; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Lecanora horiza (Ach.) Lindsay
L62055T. H. Nash III   141201976-06-21
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico: nuevo León. Near San Roberto, junction of road to Linares, 24°40’0’’N, 100°20’0’’W, ca 1860 m.
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Ramalina celastri (Spreng.) Krog & Swinscow
F73660W. L. Culberson & D. E. Stone   227612001-07-25
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, MEXICO. Nuevo Leon: Monterrey. Praque Ecologico Chipinque, S of the city, elevation about 1400 m.
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Uromyces propinquus P. Syd. & Syd.
F125015George B. Cummins   62-2331962-04-13
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, N. L, N. L. 60, side ravine west of Iturbide
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Ravenelia expansa Dietel & Holw.
F147082George B. Cummins   63-2291963-10-03
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, N. L, 18 miles west of Linares, N. L. 60
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Ravenelia expansa Dietel & Holw.
F147083George B. Cummins   63-2441963-10-04
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, N. L, 2 miles west of Iturbide, N. L. 60
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F231756Cummins   63-2211963-10-03
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, N. L, N. L. 60, 18 miles west of Linares
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F236790Cummins   62-2431962-04-15
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mex. 85, south of Sabinas Hidalgo.
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Puccinia melampodii Dietel & Holw.
F236407Pringle   1889-05-28
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Monterey
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F238538Cummins   63-2411963-10-04
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, N. L, N. L. 60, at bridge west of Linares
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F238539Cummins   63-2401963-10-04
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, N. L, N. L. 60, at bridge west of Linares
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