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Taxa: Caloplaca diphasia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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Caloplaca diphasia (Tuck.) Wetmore
23273841Janet Guardiola   2019-04-00
Mexico, Nuevo Len, General Escobedo, Nuevo Len, Mexico, 25.7890016667 -100.3473283333
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Caloplaca diphasia (Tuck.) Wetmore
24299526Carlos G Velazco-Macias   2019-04-00
Mexico, Nuevo Len, San Pedro Garza Garca, N.L, Mxico, 25.6074867247 -100.3550796508

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Caloplaca diphasia (Tuck.) Wetmore
L59280Clifford M. Wetmore   141971966-06-04
United States, Texas, Johnson County Cleburne State Park (SW of Cleburne).
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Caloplaca diphasia (Tuck.) Wetmore
F94725Clifford M. Wetmore   795761966-06-04
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Baja California Sur Cape Province, lower foothills NE of the Sierra Laguna along road to thorn forest at intersection to Las Thermopilas, with Acacia, Lysiloma, Pacycereus, Jatropha, and Quercus, 900 m, 23°42’15’’N, 109°59’09’’W.
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