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COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068396L. Tibell   141271983-10-13 Australia, Western Australia, Porongurup National Park, 19 km ESE of Mount Barker, 0.7 km E of Mira Flores Hut, -34.41 117.52, 340m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068402Alan W. Archer   3981978-03-04 Australia, New South Wales, Blue Mountains, 70 km W of Sydney, -33.870643 150.447332, 200m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068408R. W. Rogers   21781979-12-18 Australia, Queensland, Amity Point, Stradbroke Island, -27.395277 153.441116, 2000m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068414D. McVean   641081964-09-00 Australia, New South Wales, Mt. Jerrabombera, near Queanbeyan., -35.3752 149.2126 Full Record Details
COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068420Rex Filson   163701979-08-26 Australia, Victoria, Booromba Rocks, 9 km southwest Tharwa, Brindabella Range, A.C.T., -35.556925 148.992068 Full Record Details
COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068426Alan W. Archer   3971978-03-04 Australia, New South Wales, Blue Mountains, 70 km W of Sydney., -33.870643 150.447332, 200m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068432H. Streimann   277201983-05-28 Australia, New South Wales, Guerill Bay, 15 km SSE of Batemans Bay., -35.833333 150.233333, 1m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Cladonia squamosula Müll.Arg. COLO-L-0068461D. Verdon   49471981-04-05 Australia, New South Wales, Southern Tablelands: Yaouk Forest, 23km N of Adaminaby., -35.766667 148.783333, 1480m Full Record Details

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