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Taxa: Lecanora frustulosa (Lecanora frustulosa var. argopholis, Parmelia frustulosa, Rinodina frustulosa, Lichen frustulosus, Patellaria frustulosa, Placodium frustulosum, Schistoplaca argopholis), Lecanora frustulosa f. frustulosa, Lecanora frustulosa f. grisea, Lecanora frustulosa f. muscicola, Lecanora frustulosa f. subeffigurata, Lecanora frustulosa f. viridis, Lecanora frustulosa var. candida, Lecanora frustulosa var. cinerascens, Lecanora frustulosa var. frustulosa, Lecanora frustulosa var. ludwigii, Lecanora frustulosa var. occidentalis, Lecanora frustulosa var. subventosa, Lecanora frustulosa var. thiodes
Search Criteria: Iceland; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lund Botanical Museum

LD:General
Lecanora frustulosa (Dickson) Ach.
1557737B. Lynge   1937-07-15
Iceland, Nordurland eystra, Húsavik, 66.0475 -17.34361111
LD:General
Lecanora frustulosa (Dickson) Ach.
1557857Chr [Grönlund]   1876-07-10
Iceland, No locality information available
LD:General
Lecanora frustulosa (Dickson) Ach.
1557917Hördur Kristinsson   1968-08-10
Iceland, Austurland, No locality information available

Natural History Museum, University of Oslo

O
Lecanora frustulosa (Dicks.) Haugan & Timdal
169835B. Lynge   1937-07-15
Iceland, Husavik

University Museum of Bergen

BG:L
Lecanora frustulosa (Dickson) Ach.
40095Ihlen, P.G.   1998-08-14
ICELAND, BORGARFJARDARSYSLA, ca. 2 km E of place Botnsskáli, 100 - 100m
BG:L
Lecanora frustulosa (Dickson) Ach.
63536Lynge, B.   1937-07-04
ICELAND, ARNESSYSLA, Laugarvatnfjell
BG
Lecanora frustulosa (Dickson) Ach.
40095/1P.G. Ihlen   8781998-08-14
Iceland, Borgarfjardarsysla, ca. 2 km E of place Botnsskáli

University of Wisconsin - Madison

WIS
WIS-L-0118251B. Lynge   s.n.1937-06-29
Iceland, Kjósarsýsla: Reykir, 65.542322 -20.213507
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