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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection
COLO:L	Psora californica Timdal COLO-L-0037093D. Largent   44911971-05-15 United States, California, Siskiyou, trail to Sugar Lake, Salmon Mountains Full Record Details
COLO:L	Psora californica Timdal COLO-L-0037099Charis Bratt   77221992-04-14 United States, California, San Luis Obispo, Los Padres National Forest, Big Rocks, off Highway 116, 35.118056 -120.118056, 1950m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Psora californica Timdal COLO-L-0037105W.A. Weber   L 607671975-02-19 United States, California, Solano, ravine of Putah Creek just below Berryessa Dam above Winters, Inner Coast Ranges Full Record Details
COLO:L	Psora californica Timdal COLO-L-0037111W. A. Weber; Charis Bratt   s.n.1986-01-09 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz Island; in rock crevices of seaward-facing rock spine of ridge leading to summit of Mt. Diablo, 34.0203 -119.802, 450 - 500m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Psora californica Timdal COLO-L-0037117H. N. Bolander   L 47054 United States, California, [No locality data provided on the label.] Full Record Details
COLO:L	Psora californica Timdal COLO-L-0037123Shirley Tucker   62951966-03-20 United States, California, Napa, along road 121, 6 miles east of Napa Full Record Details
COLO:L	Psora californica Timdal COLO-L-0037129W.A. Weber   81971953-03-25 United States, California, Marin, summit of Mt. Tamalpais, 671m Full Record Details

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