Dataset: MAINE
Taxa: Phlyctidaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Maine Herbaria


MAINE
Phlyctis argena (Sprengel) Flotow
MAINE-L-0004942P. L. or J. W. Hinds   48912004-05-15
CANADA, NOVA SCOTIA, CUMBERLAND, Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, along trail from Red rocks to McGahey Brook, 45°21’00”N, 64°49’26”W. Coastal forest of Abies balsamea, Picea rubens, Betula alleghanensis, Betula cordifolia, and Acer saccharum., 45.35 -64.824

MAINE
Phlyctis argena (Sprengel) Flotow
MAINE-L-0004944J. W. Hinds   56302012-06-13
United States, Maine, WASHINGTON, CUTLER. Bold Coast Public Reserve Land, 44.67 -67.16

MAINE
Phlyctis argena (Sprengel) Flotow
MAINE-L-0000261J. W. Hinds   47472002-09-08
United States, MAINE, PISCATAQUIS, Baxter State Park, Katahdin, woods south of Chimney Pond. Katahdin Township (T3 R 9 WELS), 45.9 -68.92, 914m

MAINE
Phlyctis argena (Sprengel) Flotow
MAINE-L-0008388Clifford M. Wetmore   461671979-06-19
United States, MAINE, HANCOCK, Acadia National Park. Mt. Desert Isl. South end of Eagle Lake. Mount Desert, 44.35 -68.25

MAINE
MAINE-L-0004943James Lendemer   56522012-06-10
United States, Maine, WASHINGTON, STEUBEN. Vicinity of Eagle Hill Biological Station, 44.46 -67.93

MAINE
Phlyctis petraea R.C. Harris ined.
MAINE-L-0004945P. L. Hinds or J. W. Hinds   3542.11996-05-11
United States, New York, GREENE, CATSKILL PARK, DEVIL'S PATH WEST OF STATE ROAD 214, 2.9 MILES SOUTH OF STATE ROAD 23a; MIXED HARDWARDS OVER SANDSTONE, 42.167 -74.2, 640m

MAINE
Phlyctis petraea R.C. Harris ined.
MAINE-L-0004946P. L. Hinds or J. W. Hinds   3542.21996-05-11
United States, New York, GREENE, CATSKILL PARK, DEVIL'S PATH WEST OF STATE ROAD 214, 2.9 MILES SOUTH OF STATE ROAD 23a; MIXED HARDWARDS OVER SANDSTONE, 42.167 -74.2, 640m


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