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Taxa: Caloplaca appressa
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Caloplaca appressa Wetmore & Kärnefelt
MUOB 352900Alexey Sergeev   MUOB 3529002018-12-25
United States, Texas, Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, 30.5047 -98.8176

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Caloplaca appressa Wetmore & Kärnefelt
L11786C. M. Wetmore   721911993-02-19
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Baja California Sur Sierra La Giganta at 70 km milepost. On N facing rock clliffs elev. 360-470 m. 25°57'N, 111°30'W.
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Caloplaca appressa Wetmore & Kärnefelt
L40537Clifford M. Wetmore   639251989-01-08
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Baja California Sur Along Rte 1, 68 km NE of Ciudad Insurgentes in pass through Sierra de la Gigante. Hillside and rock ledges in thorn forest with Acacia, Lycium, Prosopis, elev. 400 m. 25° 36'N, 111° 20'W.
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Caloplaca appressa Wetmore & Kärnefelt
L40928Clifford M. Wetmore   700081992-03-16
Mexico, Sonora, Sonora San Carlos, north of Guaymas. On steep north slope above sheltered bay on conglomerate rock, elev. 20-30 m, 27°57'N, 111°03'30''W.
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Caloplaca appressa Wetmore & Kärnefelt
L44929Clifford M. Wetmore   721951993-02-19
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Baja California Sur Sierra La Giganta at 70 km milepost. On N facing rock cliffs, elev.360-470 m, 25°57'N, 111°30'W.
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Caloplaca appressa Wetmore & Kärnefelt
L59265Clifford M. Wetmore   718721993-02-12
Mexico, Sinaloa, Sinaloa 3 km NNE of Higuera de Zaragoza (N. of Los Mochis). On hill surrounded by agricultural fields, elev. 50 m, 26°01’N, 109°16’W.
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