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Taxa: Arthonia granosa
Search Criteria: United States; Wisconsin; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian Museum of Nature

CMN:CANL
Arthonia granosa B. de Lesd.
CANL 8698Brodo, Dr. Irwin M.   56711965-08-19
United States, Wisconsin, Iowa Co. (WI), Bluff by Mill Creek 6 mi. west of Arena., 43.15 -90.0167

Morton Arboretum - Lichens

MOR
Arthonia granosa B. de Lesd.
L-0000476-MORRichard D. Hyerczyk   26902009-06-07
United States, Wisconsin, Kenosha, Near Pleasant Prairie, at Chiwaukee Prairie just north of the 122 st. trail where it ends at the railroad tracks., 42.500215 -87.816511
MOR
Arthonia granosa B. de Lesd.
L-0000477-MORRichard D. Hyerczyk   26262009-03-28
United States, Wisconsin, Kenosha, Near Pleasant Prairie, at Chiwaukee Prairie near 122nd st. trail., 42.500294 -87.81046
MOR
Arthonia granosa B. de Lesd.
L-0017764-MORGerould Wilhelm   305282022-10-07
United States, Wisconsin, Racine, In Burlington at the Burlington Cemetery

University of Wisconsin - Madison

WIS
Arthonia granosa B. de Lesd.
WIS-L-0041039John W. Thomson   256331995-09-15
United States, Wisconsin, Oneida, along co hwy Y west of 51, S of Hazelhurst, 45.768122 -89.745475
WIS
Arthonia granosa B. de Lesd.
WIS-L-0041040Irwin M. Brodo   56711965-08-19
United States, Wisconsin, Iowa, Bluff by Mill Creek, 6 mi. west of Arena; south slope, 43.15 -90.016667
WIS
Arthonia granosa B. de Lesd.
WIS-L-0041041John W. Thomson   256321995-09-15
United States, Wisconsin, Oneida, along co hwy Y west of 51, S of Hazelhurst, 45.768122 -89.745475
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