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Dataset: UNM-Lichens
Taxa: Placidium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of New Mexico Herbarium

UNM:Lichens
Placidium lacinulatum erythrostratum
R.D. Worthington   305022001-05-06
United States, New Mexico, Otero, Guadalupe Mts, 1 air mi. N of Coon Dog Tank., 32.3818 -104.9403, 1813m
UNM:Lichens
Placidium andicola (Breuss) Breuss
R.D. Worthington   320702003-04-26
United States, New Mexico, Hidalgo, Peloncillo Mts, Granite Grap Mountain., 32.08729555 -108.9728666, 1371m
UNM:Lichens
Placidium lacinulatum (Ach.) Breuss
R.D. Worthington   306752001-08-17
United States, Texas, El Paso, Franklin Mts, mouth of Vinton Canyon., 31.9678 -106.514, 1484m
UNM:Lichens
R.D. Worthington   328892004-10-17
United States, New Mexico, Hidalgo, Peloncillo Mountains, Whitmire Canyon., 31.54 -109, 1661m
UNM:Lichens
Placidium andiocola
R.D. Worthington   320702003-04-26
United States, New Mexico, Hidalgo, Peloncillo Mountains, Granite Gap Mountain., 32.083 -108.9778, 1371m
UNM:Lichens
Placidium hepaticum (Ach.) Arnold
Bro. G. Arsene   224671935-09-18
United States, New Mexico, Santa Fe, City of Santa Fe, Sun Mountain (Locality description on original label: Santa Fe: Monte Sol)., 35.6594 -105.9181, 2300m
UNM:Lichens
Placidium lacinulatum (Ach.) Breuss
E.M. Jercinovic   L03282003-04-16
United States, New Mexico, (Torrance), Apache Canyon in the Manzano Mountains., 34.76968 -106.33605, 2145m
UNM:Lichens
Placidium lacinulatum erythrostratum
R.D. Worthington   303362001-03-24
United States, New Mexico, Dona Ana, East Potrillo Mountains, north end of mountains., 31.9113 -107.0353
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