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Taxa: Santessonia
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Herbarium Senckenbergianum

FR:Herbarium Senckenbergianum (FR) - Fungi
259085   1986-01-09
Distr. Outjo, Skeleton Coast Park, Central Namib desert. N of entrancegate at Ugapmond
FR:Herbarium Senckenbergianum (FR) - Fungi
Santessonia sorediata Sérus. & Wessels
259086   1978-01-01
Namibia, Namib desert, N of Swakopmund, between Walfish Bay and Möwe Bay. Between river Omaruru and Swakop, Wlotzkas Baken, -22.166667 14.566667

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
BR5030061179648Stipman H.   19716
Namibia
BR
BR5030061178610Hale M.E.   72761
Namibia
BR
Santessonia hereroensis (Vain.) Follmann
BR5030061177583van Herk C.M.   S.N.
Namibia

Oregon State University Herbarium - Lichens

OSC:Lichens
168957T.H. Nash III   233081986-01-09
Namibia, Outjo, Skeleton Coast Park. Marble ridge, ~10 km N. of boundary at Ugabmond., -20.9333333333333 12.3333333333333, 50m

Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

UPS:BOT
Santessonia Hale & Vobis
L-004581E. Sérusiaux & D. Wessels   1983-02-00
Namibia
UPS:BOT
Santessonia Hale & Vobis
L-012957Mason E. Hale   1986-01-09
Namibia, Kunene, Outjo distr
UPS:BOT
Santessonia Hale & Vobis
L-017960Ingvar Kärnefelt   1986-01-09
Namibia, Kunene, Outjo distr, Skeleton Coast Park, marble ridge N of the entrance gate at Ugabmond, on exposed marble and on pebbles on the ground
UPS:BOT
Santessonia Hale & Vobis
L-535506V. Wirth   1986-01-09
Namibia, District Outjo. Skeleton Coast Park, Central Namib desert, N of entrance gate at Ugabmond
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