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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection
COLO:L	Ochrolechia subplicans subsp. hultenii (Erichsen) Brodo COLO-L-0028475June Dunbar   s.n.1954-09-15 United States, Alaska, Nome, Cape Nome, 12 miles east of Nome, 64.4375 -165.00638889, 122m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Ochrolechia subplicans subsp. hultenii (Erichsen) Brodo COLO-L-0028481James A. Erdman   5881967-07-29 United States, Alaska, Aleutians West, Amchitka Island, Aleutian Chain: Infantry Road above Chitka Cove, 51.5647 178.9435, 244m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Ochrolechia subplicans subsp. hultenii (Erichsen) Brodo COLO-L-0028487L. Viereck; A. Bucknell   41311960-07-17 United States, Alaska, Bering Strait District: Cape Dyer-Drainage of Kipaloq and Angowilk Creeks, south of Angowlik Creek, 68.6 -166.133333, 305 - 305m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Ochrolechia subplicans subsp. hultenii (Erichsen) Brodo COLO-L-0028493A.W. Johnson; L.A. Viereck, H. Melchlor   581959-06-20 United States, Alaska, Bering Strait District, Ogotoruk Creek Drainage, 68.141667 -165.666667, 0 - 305m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Ochrolechia subplicans subsp. hultenii (Erichsen) Brodo COLO-L-0028499John W. Thomson   L 419241958-07-10 United States, Alaska, North Slope, along the Pitmegea River, 15 miles upstream from Cape Sabine, 68.8 -164.333333 Full Record Details

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