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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection
COLO:L	Niebla juncosa Spjut COLO-L-0028084Richard Spjut   126611993-03-14 Mexico, Baja California, Baja California Norte, Pacific Coast, 3-4 mi. SW of El Rosario, mesa above Punta Baja, 29.998333 -115.784667, 141m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla juncosa Spjut COLO-L-0028131Richard Spjut   99651986-05-20 Mexico, Baja California, Northern Vizcaino Desert, 100 km N of Guerro Negro, along the Pacific Coast, between Punta Pricta (Punta Negra) and Punta Rocosa, ridge S of El Marrón, 28.766667 -114.366667, 500m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla juncosa Spjut COLO-L-0028137Richard Spjut   98351986-05-18 Mexico, Baja California, Northern Vizcaino Desert, 20 mi. N of Guerrero Negro, 7 mi W of Villa Jesus Maria at Morro Santo Domingo, 28.25 -114.116667, 75m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla juncosa Spjut COLO-L-0028143Richaid Spjut; Richard Maria   115201990-04-15 Mexico, Baja California, Punta Cono, Pacific coast between Guererro Negro and El Rosario, 28.95 -114.583333, 2m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla juncosa Spjut COLO-L-0028149Richard Spjut   115771990-04-16 Mexico, Baja California, Baja California Norte, Bahia Santa Maria, Pacific Coast between Guererro Flats and El Rosario, 4.9 mi. S of Punta Cono, 28.8 -114.416667, 10 - 30m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla juncosa Spjut COLO-L-0034710P. W. RUNDEL   s.n.1976-01-00 Mexico, Baja California, W-slope of the Colina del Sudoeste in the Bahía de San Quintín, 30.45 -115.9666667, 75m Full Record Details

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