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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection
COLO:L	Lecanora densa (Śliva & Wetm.) Printzen COLO-L-0020756William A. Weber   L-945142004-03-19 United States, Colorado, Boulder, West side of Flagstaff Mountain, 40.005 -105.316667, 2035m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lecanora densa (Śliva & Wetm.) Printzen COLO-L-0020762William A. Weber; R.C. Wittmann   L-944212002-11-17 United States, Colorado, Boulder, Boulder Mountain Park, City of Boulder, Mesa Trail, base of Bear Mountain, 39.963611 -105.280833 Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lecanora densa (Śliva & Wetm.) Printzen COLO-L-0020768Sam Shushan   s.n.1951-05-08 United States, Colorado, Boulder, Along Keystone Gulch Creek, near Magnolia, 2134m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lecanora densa (Śliva & Wetm.) Printzen COLO-L-0020774Clifford M. Wetmore   99081960-08-20 United States, Wyoming, Crook, Black Hills, Bear Lodge Mts, 11 km N of Wyo. 24 on Bear Lodge Road, 44.7177778 -104.3686111, 1403m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lecanora densa (Śliva & Wetm.) Printzen COLO-L-0022173T. Elliot Weier   9821975-06-12 United States, California, Amador, Sierra Nevada, Silver Lake, Silver Lake quadrangle, 2195m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lecanora densa (Śliva & Wetm.) Printzen COLO-L-0051256Erin Tripp   49122014-03-28 United States, Colorado, Boulder, Between backyard of 6251 Lefthand Canyon and Cocktail Rock (Roosevelt National Forest), 0.3 miles W of Lee Hill Rd. and 0.2 Miles S of Lefthand Canyon Dr., 2195m Full Record Details

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