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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Candelariella superdistans
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-0063522Rainar Hakulinen   8341955-06-12
Finland, Etalä-Häme; Tavastia australis, Vanajam, Hattelmala; prope lacum Hattelmalanjärvi., 60.968733 24.446904
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COLO-L-0063504Orvo Vitikainen   101751981-08-10
Finland, Etalä-Savo; Savonia australis, Savonia australis (Sa/ES), Taipalsaari: Karhunpää., 61.199303 28.024305
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COLO-L-0063535Rolf Santesson   195871968-04-21
Sweden, Uppland, Uppsala-Näs parish, Ekensberg (= 5.5 km N. of Dalby parish church), 59.8098 17.5731
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COLO-L-0063541Santesson, Rolf   195891968-04-21
Sweden, Uppsala, Uppsala-Näs Paroecia, Ekensberg, 59.8098 17.5731
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COLO-L-0063547Gust. O. A. Malme   s.n.1909-06-11
Sweden, Uppland, Värmdö, Löfberga., 59.333333 18.55
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COLO-L-0063553Rolf Santesson   135821959-09-20
Sweden, Uppland, Lagga parish, 0.6 km N.N.W. of Årby., 59.742054 17.732989
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COLO-L-0063559Muhr, Lars-Erik   10581979-03-11
Sweden, Värmland, Degerfors Paroecia, Krontorp, in ripa lacus Ölen, 59.447668 13.378394
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COLO-L-0063565Lars-Erik Muhr   27671980-07-02
Sweden, Värmland, Visnums Kil par, c.500 m. E of Hygn, 59.1106 14.0483
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COLO-L-0063510Lars-Erik Muhr   27671980-07-02
Sweden, Värmland, Visnums Kil Par, c. 500 m E of Hygn, 59.116667 14.092072
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COLO-L-0063516Gosta Kjellmert   1951-06-13
Sweden, Västmanland. Arboga. Godby., 59.4 15.8333
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