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Dataset: INM-
Search Criteria: Japan; Kanagawa; Zushi-shi; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lichen collection at the Ibaraki Nature Museum, Japan

INM
Parmelia tinctorum Nyl. Nyl.
151562   1956-07-26
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
Bacidia De Not.
153357   1931-12-29
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
Gyalecta japonica Asah. Asah.
154380   1931-12-29
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi
INM
Lecidea Ach.
163931   1927-02-27
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
Buellia De Not.
163934   1927-02-27
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
Dirinaria applanata (Fee) Awas. (Fee) Awas.
163935   1927-02-21
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
163939   1927-02-27
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
163943   1927-02-21
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.30187 139.56194
INM
163945   1927-02-21
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.30187 139.56194
INM
Bacidia De Not.
163946   1927-02-21
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.30187 139.56194
INM
Graphis Adans.
163948   1927-02-27
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
163950   1929-11-24
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
Lecanora allophana (Ach.) Rohl. (Ach.) Rohl.
163956   1927-02-21
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.30187 139.56194
INM
163959   1927-02-21
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.30187 139.56194
INM
Buellia De Not.
164021   1927-02-27
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
Lecidea Ach.
164866   1932-04-06
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
INM
Cladonia conistea (Del.) Asah. (Del.) Asah.
166392   1951-11-03
Japan, Kanagawa, Zushi-shi, 35.29913 139.58096
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