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Taxa: Usnea ceratina (Parmelia ceratina, Usnea ceratina f. incurviscens, Usnea ceratina subsp. incurviscens, Usnea ceratina var. incurviscens, Usnea incurviscens, Usnea barbata var. ceratina, Lichen ceratinus var. ceratinus), Usnea ceratina f. ceratina, Usnea ceratina f. incurvescens, Usnea ceratina f. in... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Tartu Natural History Museum

TU
TUF085613Tiina Randlane   2006-10-07
England, Cornwall, Devon, Dartmoor National Park, 50.5556 -4.049117
TU
TUF085614Tiiu Tõrra   2006-10-07
England, Devon, Dartmoor National Park, Lydford, 50.5556 -4.049117
TU
TUF085608Tiiu Tõrra   2007-09-29
Santarém District, Couco, 38.971944 -8.302222
TU
TUF085607Tiiu Tõrra   2007-09-29
Santarém District, Aldeia Velha, 38.909722 -8.276389
TU
TUF055491Richard C. Harris   2010-06-27
Haywood County: Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Purchase Knob, Purchase Knob House, 35.58583 -83.07306

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 948927Isaelle Tavares   3701959-06-09
United States, California, Humboldt, Beside Highway 101, ca. 1.7 miles north of Pepperwood
BPI
BPI 950261   
France
BPI
BPI 986082   
United States
BPI
BPI 986148   
United States
BPI
BPI 986392G.K.M.   s.n.1921-00-00
United States, Maine, Matinicus
BPI
BPI 987014   
BPI
BPI 987503   
France
BPI
BPI 1045592   
Germany
BPI
BPI 1052803E. Michener   s.n.
United States, Pennsylvania, Chester, Chester County
BPI
BPI 1052805E. Michener   s.n.
United States, Pennsylvania, Chester, Chester County
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