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Taxa: Ramalina bajacalifornica
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

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Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
barcode-00476421J. L. León de la Luz Doug Goldman   61012005-03-20
Mexico, [data not captured]
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Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
barcode-00476422J. L. León de la Luz Doug Goldman   61402005-03-24
Mexico, Baja California Sur, [data not captured]
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Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
barcode-00476423J. L. León de la Luz Doug Goldman   61022005-03-20
Mexico, [data not captured]

Oregon State University Herbarium - Lichens

OSC:Lichens
Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
138918T. Nash III   297131991-01-01
Mexico, Baja California Sur, 29.82472222 -114.8202778

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
L3323Anders Tehler   71681993-02-14
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Baja California Sur: Punta Lobos beach S of Todos Santos, on shrub, 0-50m, 23°28'N 106°50'W.
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Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
L8217Anders Tehler   71681993-02-14
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Baja California Sur: Punta Lobos beach S of Todos Santos. On shrub. 0-50 m, 23°28'N 106°50'W.
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Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
L62117T. H. Nash III   336381993-02-11
Mexico, Sonora, Mexico: Sonora, Los Médanos, sand dune area at ocean edge (Gulf of California), 27°9’0’’N, 110°8’0’’W, ca. 5 m.
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Ramalina bajacalifornica Bowler & Rundel
F73579H. Kashiwadni   372471992-06-03
Mexico, Baja California Sur, MEXICO. Estado de Baja California Sur: S-facing hillside 5 km N of Rosarito and E of highway 1 at km post 49, southern Vizcaino region of the Sonoran Desert (28`40'N, 114`02'W), elevation 150 m.
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