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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection
COLO:L	Lepraria cryophila Lendemer COLO-L-0050412Erin Tripp; James Lendemer & Jessi Allen   50242014-09-28 United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Myrtle Point to summit of Mt. LeConte, 1991m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lepraria cryophila Lendemer COLO-L-0053250James C. Lendemer; Erin A. Tripp   491262016-12-15 United States, Alabama, DeKalb, Bucks Pocket State Park, tributary to Little Sauty Creek, SW of DeKalb CR173 0.25 mi NW of jct w/ DeKalb CR557., 34.471667 -86.051111, 274m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lepraria cryophila Lendemer COLO-L-0053592James C. Lendemer   471532016-03-28 United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Sugarland Mountain, Sugarland Mountain Trail 0.5 mi E of jct w/ Rough Creek Trail, 35.626111 -83.500278, 1387m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lepraria cryophila Lendemer COLO-L-0055066James C. Lendemer; Carly Anderson Stewart and Erin A. Tripp   521932017-05-15 United States, Alabama, Jackson, James D. Martin - Skyline Wildlife Management Area, NE-facing bluff above Bishop Hollow, 0.4 mi E of Poplar Springs Rd, 1.0 mi N of jct w/ Money Rd., 34.896944 -86.135, 514 - 514m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Lepraria cryophila Lendemer COLO-L-0054830James C. Lendemer; Jordan Hoffman, Christy McCain and Erin A. Tripp   514742017-05-07 United States, Alabama, Lawrence, Bankhead National Forest, Sipsey Wilderness Area, slopes above N shore of Sipsey River, 0.3 mi SW of confluence w/ Thompson Creek and 1.8 mi NE of confluence with Bee Branch, 34.320833 -87.466667, 189 - 189m Full Record Details

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