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Taxa: Cladonia trassii (Cladonia lepidota, Cladonia lepidota f. fuscescens, Cladonia lepidota f. lepidota, Cladonia lepidota var. cerasphora, Cladonia lepidota var. lepidota)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; Lat: 69.31832 - 72.58083 Long: 9.93164 - 29.09180; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lichen herbarium, Tromsø Museum

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510158/1B. Lynge   1917-07-06
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Alta, Alta: /Kåfjord/ Skoddavarre., 69.925 23.1801
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565538/1Torstein Engelskjøn   1990-07-13
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Nordreisa, Nordreisa: Lulisfjell N., 69.7772 21.1983, 325 - 325m

Lichens at Herbarium Berolinense, Berlin

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36046H. Sipman, B. Tan, E. Reiniko   1988-08-16
Finland, FINLAND, prov. LAPPONIA INARENSIS, parish Utsjoki: Valley of Kevojoki river, 1 km N of lake Pikku-Kevojärvi, W of Kevo Scientific Station. Alt. c. 150 m. Natl. grid ref. 7739/497., 69.7333 26.9333

Natural History Museum, University of Oslo

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52625E. Dahl, H. Krog   1968-08-06
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Tana, Birkestrand, 70.4688 28.3991, 1 - 100m
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53884L. Ryvarden   1967-09-01
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Alta, Toppen av Haldefjellet gm. nordlysst., 69.9664 22.8926, 989m
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Cladonia lepidota (Nyl.) Nyl.
53904B. Lynge, O.A. Høeg   1920-07-05
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Lebesby, Nordkyn: Bjørnvika, 71.0283 27.5553, 1 - 100m
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54312B. Lynge   1911-06-29
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Tromsø, Fløifjeld, 69.6271 19.0063, 300 - 670m

University Museum of Bergen

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3475B. Lynge   
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Alta, [Norvegia arctica:] ad pedem montis Skoddavara parochiae Alten, 69.9143 23.175, 100 - 435m
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