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Taxa: Aspicilia aspera, Aspicilia aspera var. aspera, Aspicilia aspera var. evoluta, Aspicilia aspera var. hispidoides, Aspicilia aspera var. hyspidioides
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
BR5030005882627Collector unknown   S.N.1928-07-15
Russian Federation, Baskuntschaksee
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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
BR5030031298645M. Tomin.   3157
Russian Federation
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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
BR5030031297631M. Tomin.   3157
Russian Federation

Oregon State University Herbarium - Lichens

OSC:Lichens
Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
153499Daphne Stone   8865.12013-06-08
United States, Oregon, Harney, East of Adel, small unit of Hawksie-Walksie RNA, 42.029 -119.26, 1798m

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
F67655M. Tomin   
Russian federation, Astrakhanskaya oblast, Rossia (gouv. Astrachan): in declivibus montis Bogdo prope lacum Baskunczak
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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
F67657M. Tomine   1926-06-00
Russian federation, Astrakhanskaya oblast, Astrachan: Baskuntschaksee

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
TUF045823Hans Trass   1962-07-07
V. Zaraspai
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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
TUF045824Konstantin Sergejewicz Mereschkowski   1910-01-01
Astrahan, Bogdo mägi, 48.13333 46.73333
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Aspicilia aspera (Mereschk.) Tomin
TUF045822Taimi Piin   1962-06-27
Karaganda obl, Nura raj, sovhoos ""17 let oktjabrja"". Sopkal
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