Dataset: CUP-
Taxa: Lobariaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium


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Phaeosticta Trevis.
F.europaei-0142   

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Pulmonaria Hoffm.
Syd.,Myc.germ.2022Q. Sydow   
Germany

CUP
CUP-MJ-000373   
Jamaica

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Lobaria scrobiculata (Scop.) P. Gaertn.
CUP-066635Sherwood, M. A.   1972-02-21
USA, Washington, San Juan, San Juan Island, McGinnitie's cottage between False Bay and Deadman's Bay, 48.540932 -123.086016

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Pseudocyphellaria anomala G. Merr. ex H. Magn.
CUP-066504Sherwood, M. A.   1971-10-12
USA, Oregon, Lane, 3 mi. N. of Florence, near Clear Lake, stabilized sand dune, 44.026073 -124.099841

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Pseudocyphellaria anomala G. Merr. ex H. Magn.
CUP-066535Sherwood, M. A.   1971-10-18
USA, Oregon, Lane, H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest, Watershed 10, 42.464058 -118.61324

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CUP-066500Sherwood, M. A.   1971-10-12
USA, Oregon, Lane, 3 mi. N. of Florence, near Clear Lake, stabilized sand dune, 44.026073 -124.099841

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CUP-066693Sherwood, M. A.   1972-04-11
USA, Oregon, Lane, H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest, Watershed 10, 42.464058 -118.61324

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CUP-054742M.A. Sherwood   1975-08-12
United States, Oregon, Lane, Clear lake, 44.022691 -124.079878

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CUP-071792Martha Sherwood   12921972-06-22
United States, Oregon, Lane, H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest watershed 10

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Sticta crocata (Hoffm.) DC.
CUP-037119F.O. Grover   1926-08-21
United States, Maine, Lincoln, Near Lester Andrews, 43.852305 -69.628101

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CUP-GU-000037   
Guadeloupe

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CUP-GU-000009   
Guadeloupe

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Sticta weigelii (Ach.) Vain.
CUP-072094D. H. Pfister, S. Carpenter, M. Sherwood   17211974-01-09
Guadeloupe, c. 1km up Victor Hugo trail from Matouba

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Sticta weigelii (Ach.) Vain.
CUP-072088D.H. Pfister, S. Carpenter, M. Sherwood   16511974-01-05
Guadeloupe, Junction of roads D-23 and D-29 Morne a Louis, 39 km from Basse Terre


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