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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Arthonia quintaria
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection

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COLO-L-0002191W.W. Calkins   166
United States, Florida, no additional information given
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COLO-L-0002197Thos. A. Williams   s.n.1897-10-00
United States, District of Columbia, Takoma Park
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COLO-L-0002203W.W. Calkins   s.n.1885-00-00
United States, Florida, no additional information given
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COLO-L-0002209W.W. Calkins   253
United States, Florida, Duval, Jacksonville
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COLO-L-0002215Thos. A. Williams   s.n.1897-12-00
United States, District of Columbia, Takoma Park, 38.966667 -77.016667, 120m
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COLO-L-0002221unknown   
United States, Florida, [No locality data provided on the label.]
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COLO-L-0051518J. C. Lendemer; J. Allen, R.C. Harris & B.P. Hodkinson   312322012-04-15
United States, North Carolina, Currituck, North River Game Land, E of Swain Lane 0.2 mi N of terminus, 2.3 mi S of US158., 36.3644 -75.9958, 1 - 1m
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COLO-L-0051600J. C. Lendemer; K. Keepers & K. White   461022016-01-05
United States, North Carolina, Swain, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, NW of jct of White Oak Branch Trail and Lakeshore Trail, 35.47 -83.5583, 604 - 610m
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COLO-L-0053118James C. Lendemer; Erin A. Tripp   492932016-12-17
United States, Alabama, Cherokee, Little River National Preserve, S of Canyon View Forest Rd, 0.4 mi W of jct w/ Cherokee CR681, 2 mi S of jct w/ AL35, 34.367778 -85.629722, 368m
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