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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ramalina culbersoniorum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection

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COLO-L-0053847Erin Tripp; James Lendemer   63922016-12-21
United States, Alabama, Jackson, James D. Martin-Skyline Wildlife Management Area, S shore of Little Coon Creek, S of Jackson CR54/Little Coon Rd, 4.5 mi N of jct w/ Jackson CR566, 233m
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COLO-L-0054446Erin Tripp; James Lendemer   85612018-03-09
United States, Tennessee, Unicoi, Cherokee National Park, vicinity of confluence of Devil Fork w/ Clark, 36.12533 -82.53793, 565m
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COLO-L-0054682Erin Tripp; James Lendemer   87552018-03-15
United States, Tennessee, Carter, Cherokee National Forest, edge of Pond Mountain Wilderness, lower slopes of Pond Mountain, along Little Stony Creek, Little Stony Creek Rd. 0.2 mi S of jct w/ US321/TN67 at Watauga Lake, 36.30918 -82.07326, 633m
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COLO-L-0054706Erin Tripp; James Lendemer   89522018-03-19
United States, Tennessee, Carter, Cherokee National Forest, N-slopes of Roan Mountain, Ash Gap, Appalachian Trail 0.7 mi N of Toll House Gap, 36.11486 -82.13519, 1620m
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COLO-L-0054753James C. Lendemer; Jordan Hoffman and Erin A. Tripp   516312017-05-09
United States, Alabama, Morgan, Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge, S of Henderson Rd. 1.25 mi W of jct w/ Rockhouse Rd., 34.581389 -86.864444, 170 - 170m
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COLO-L-0058603James C. Lendemer; Erin A. Tripp   560282018-03-19
United States, Tennessee, Carter, Cherokee National Forest, N-slopes of Roan Mountain, Ash Gap, Appalachian Trail 0.7 mi N of Toll House Gap, 36.114722 -82.135, 1620 - 1620m
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COLO-L-0056968Erin Tripp; James Lendemer   91262019-01-05
United States, Georgia, Fannin, Chattahoochee National Forest, ravine of tributary to Toccoa River, Toccoa River Rd./FR333 0.7 mi NW of jct w/ Rocky Creek Rd./FSR69; Riparian corridor with Kalmia understory and mixed hardwoods (Acer saccharum, Liriodendron, Quercus alba and Q. rubra) surrounded by Pinus strobus plantation, 34.73247 -84.16311, 622m
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COLO-L-0056998Erin Tripp; James Lendemer   93902019-01-09
United States, Georgia, Fannin, Chattahoochee National Forest, slopes above W shore of tributary to Cooper Creek, W of Cooper Creek Rd./FSR39, 0.5 mi S of jct w/ Old Mulky Gap Rd./FSR39-B; Mixed hardwoods (Acer, Betula lenta, Carya, Halesia, Liriodendron, Quercus alba, Q. rubra, Q. prinus) – conifer (Pinus echinata, P. strobus, Tsuga) with remnant mature trees, 34.75041 -84.02839, 816m
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COLO-L-0055641Erin Tripp; James Lendemer, Christy McCain, Carly Anderson Stewart   78612017-12-09
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Foothills Parkway Tract, W of Robeson Rd./Katy Holler Rd, 0.2 mi S of int. w/ Kulpan Way, 0.4 mi N of int. w/ Covemont Rd., 35.71188 -83.62992, 484m
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COLO-L-0087805Erin Tripp; James Lendemer, Christy McCain, Jordan Hoffman   71362017-05-06
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, 34.32094 -87.46672, 189m
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COLO-L-0087837Erin Tripp; James Lendemer, Carly Anderson, Jordan Hoffman   72682017-05-10
United States, Alabama, Morgan, James D. Martin – Skyline Wildlife Management Area, N-facing slopes of Spring Hollow, 0.2 mi E of Tate Spring, S of Tate Cove Rd. 2.5 mi E of jct w/ Money Hollow Rd. and 2.6 mi W of jct w/ AL79, 34.94222 -86.052778, 271m
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