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Dataset: UCR(temp)-In transfer
Taxa: Nadvornikia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of California, Riverside Lichens (in transfer to SBBG)

UCR(temp):In transfer
UCR-161083James Lendemer   46862005-08-09
United States, North Carolina, Transylvania, E-facing slope below Grassy Ridge, c. 0.5 N of Ray Fisher Farm, 35.08722 -82.9475, 762m
UCR(temp):In transfer
UCR-153262James Lendemer   22432004-04-18
United States, Pennsylvania, Sullivan, E of Mineral Spring Rd along Loyalsock Creek, 41.47 -76.56861, 366m
UCR(temp):In transfer
UCR-172972James Lendemer   61872006-04-18
United States, Massachusetts, Kent, Millington State Wildlife Management Area, along McKays Corner Road (MD Line Road), c. 0.8 miles E of Golts, c. 3 miles NE of Masse, 39.33194 -75.76444, 23m
UCR(temp):In transfer
UCR-173033James Lendemer   63852006-04-19
United States, Maryland, Worcester, Pocomoke State Forest, along Corbin Branch where it enters the Pocomoke River, c. 1 mile SW of Milburn Landing, 38.14111 -75.4675
UCR(temp):In transfer
UCR-176340James Lendemer   75722006-09-09
United States, New Jersey, Atlantic, Along the north bank of the Tuckahoe River and below Aetna-Head of River Road, c. .75 miles east of Head of River, c. 3 miles west of Tuckahoe., 39.30861 -74.81611, 3m
UCR(temp):In transfer
UCR-184070James Lendemer   86722007-03-10
United States, Pennsylvania, Dauphin, Property of the city of Harrisburg, below spillway of DeHart Dam, ~2 mi east of Carsonville, south a PA Route 325, 40.46111 -76.75056, 183m
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