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Taxa: Fuscidea lowensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

FH:FH
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-00079827C. E. Cummings   2401898-08-10
United States of America, New Hampshire, Mt. [Mount] Moosilauke, Franconia Mountains, alt. 4811 ft. [feet], 1466m
FH:FH
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-00079830C. E. Cummings   3111898-08-10
United States of America, New Hampshire, Grafton County, summit, 4811 ft, 1466m
FH:FH
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-00079834J. L. Lowe   26031933-08-10
United States of America, New York, Essex County, Mount Marcy (near Lake Placid), 5300 ft, 1615m
FH-NEBC:NEBC
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-00436755D. N. Greene   2008-08-24
United States of America, New Hampshire, Coos County, [data not captured]
FH-NEBC:NEBC
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-00436756D. N. Greene   2008-08-24
United States of America, New Hampshire, Coos County, [data not captured]
FH-NEBC:NEBC
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-01144391D. R. Bowley   406A1971-07-21
United States of America, Vermont, Lamoille County, Mt. Mansfield: Underneath Drift Rock, on east side, 1204m
FH:FH
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-00436088D. N. Greene   
United States of America, New Hampshire, Coos County, [data not captured]
FH-NEBC:NEBC
Fuscidea lowensis (Magnusson) R. A. Anderson & Hertel
barcode-00811167C. E. Cummings   2401898-08-10
United States of America, New Hampshire, Grafton County, Summet of Mt. Moosilauke, Franconia Mountains, N. H., 1466m
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