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Search Criteria: Rwanda; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Duke University Herbarium Lichen Collection

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152026Lambinon, J.   71/10911971-11-19
Rwanda, Kigali, In sylva Rugege, loco dicto Rwankuba, 1950m
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340560Lambinon, J.   72/8931972-02-25
Rwanda, Northern Province, Africa centralis. Montes Birunga, ad latera australia montis Ignivomi Bisoke, 3500m
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Ramalina africana (Stein) C.W. Dodge
340238Lambinon, J.   71/10331971-00-00
Rwanda, Southern Province, Butare, prope deversorium INRS, 1700m
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340373Lambinon, J.   72/Rw/5131972-02-06
Rwanda, Western Province, Silva Gishwati, Km 39 in via inter Gisenyi et Kibuye, 2150m
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340550Lambinon, J.   71/10931971-12-19
Rwanda, Africa centralis. Sylva Rugege prope viam Butare-Cyangugu loco dicto Winka, 2450m
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Lobaria retigera (Bory) Trevisan
346496Lambinon, J.   74/8261974-08-15
Rwanda, Western Province, Silva Rugege, km 105 ad viam Botare-Cyangugu, 1950m
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Parmotrema arnoldii (Du Rietz) Hale
354985Lambinon, J.   74/8841974-08-16
Rwanda, Western Province, Africa centralis. In silva dicta Nyungwe, secundum via inter Pindura et Bweyeye, 2050m
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Parmotrema andinum (Müll. Arg.) Hale
354988Lambinon, J.   10241972-03-05
Rwanda, Western Province, Africa centralis. In silva Rugege dicta inter montibus Muzimu et Bigugu, 2450m
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Ramalina africana (Stein) C.W. Dodge
398425Lambinon, J.   80/2421980-04-09
Rwanda, Western Province, Gakoma(S de la commune de Mayaga, pref. Butare, region de Mayaga). Crête de la Nkiryi au-desus de la route de Gisagara, 1430m
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