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Dataset: EVE-
Taxa: Umbilicariaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Evergreen Natural History Museum

EVE
366KLK   1331994-04-21
USA, Oregon, Smith Rocks State Park, 1006m
EVE
368L. Hunter   1081994-04-19
USA, Oregon, Smith Rocks State Park, 1006m
EVE
369JSC   1241994-05-16
USA, Washington, Icicle River Canyon, Wenatchee NF, 610m
EVE
370S. A. Evans   1011981-07-20
Canada, Alberta, Ridge above Peyto Lake, Banff-Jasper HW, 2134m
EVE
Umbilicaria rigida (Du Rietz) Frey
371K. Rhode   1
USA, Washington, Elk Mountain, Olympic Peninsula, WA, 1981m
EVE
Umbilicaria torrefacta (Lightf.) Schrader
372S. Rash   961995-03-02
USA, Washington, Deception Crags, 457m
EVE
373JSC   1251994-05-16
USA, Washington, Icicle River Canyon, Wenatchee NF, T24N R17E, 610m
EVE
374K. Dillman   471992-01-19
USA, Idaho, Bonneville, Targee NF, Pine Creek ridge, HWY 31 T2N R44E, on SW facing outcrop, 2042m
EVE
EVE-L-0000490Ryan Balkcom   RB-10.25.17-042017-10-25
United States, Oregon, Marion, Opal Creek Wilderness, 44.86495 -122.2074, 1500m
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