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Dataset: INM-
Search Criteria: Japan; Niigata; Higashikanbara-gun; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lichen collection at the Ibaraki Nature Museum, Japan

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Sticta (Schreb.) Ach.
153818   1948-07-11
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Peltigera Willd.
154048   1945-11-25
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Umbilicaria esculenta (Miyoshi) Mink. (Miyoshi) Mink.
152492   1959-11-10
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kamikawamura, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Umbilicaria esculenta (Miyoshi) Mink. (Miyoshi) Mink.
152493   1959-11-10
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kamikawamura, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Lecanora alphoplaca Ach. Ach.
152053   1959-10-11
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kanosemachi, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Umbilicaria esculenta (Miyoshi) Mink. (Miyoshi) Mink.
152491   1959-12-06
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kanosemachi, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
153317   1943-09-01
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kanosemachi, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Lecidea albocaerulescens (Wulf.) Ach. (Wulf.) Ach.
153373   1959-10-11
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kanosemachi, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Phylliscum japonicum Zahlbr. Zahlbr.
154428   1959-10-11
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kanosemachi, 37.67937 139.45403
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Cladonia Hill ex P. Browne
163821   1951-04-05
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kanosemachi, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Cladonia coniocraea (Flk.) Spreng. (Flk.) Spreng.
166451   1957-05-17
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Kanosemachi, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Lobaria (Schreb.) Hoffm.
162570   1954-05-30
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Mikawamura, 37.67937 139.45403
INM
Lecanora alphoplaca Ach. Ach.
166500   1958-05-08
Japan, Niigata, Higashikanbara-gun Tsugawamachi, 37.67937 139.45403
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