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Dataset: MSC-Lichen
Search Criteria: Poland; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MSC:Lichen
Rhizocarpon glaucescens (Th. Fr.) H. Magn.
MSC0106733Flakus, A   16302003-08-12
Poland, Europe, Southern Poland; The Western Carpathians, Tatry Wysokie Mts. Mt. Posredni Mieguszowiecki Szczyt, 49.1980553 20.061945, 2392m
MSC:Lichen
Rhizocarpon glaucescens (Th. Fr.) H. Magn.
MSC0106734Flakus, A   32162004-08-16
Poland, Europe, Southern Poland; The Western Carpathians, Tatry Wysokie Mts., 2438m
MSC:Lichen
Rhizocarpon glaucescens (Th. Fr.) H. Magn.
MSC0106735Flakus, A   16482003-08-12
Poland, Europe, Southern Poland; The Western Carpathians, Tatry Wysokie Mts, Mt. Posredni Mieguszowiecki Szczyt, 49.1980553 20.061945, 2392m
MSC:Lichen
Caloplaca chlorina (Flotow) H. Olivier
MSC0122384Lojka   122384
Poland, [Adlapio granil inuni priculi prope Gerlodoft (Tatra)
MSC:Lichen
Protoblastenia rupestris (Scop.) J. Steiner
MSC0142079Wetmore, Clifford M   852822000-08-31
Poland, Pieniny National Park; Pieniny Mts. Sobcczanski Canyon in Sromowce-Nizae in S Poland, 49.4133301 -20.4050007
MSC:Lichen
Caloplaca coronata (Kremp. ex Körb.) J. Steiner
MSC0060741Wetmore, Clifford M   852732000-08-31
Poland, Pieniny National Park. Pieniny Mts, Podlazce Gorge in Sromowce-Nizne Arae in southern Poland, 49.4066658 20.4191666
MSC:Lichen
Caloplaca flavescens (Huds.) J.R. Laundon
MSC0060747Wetmore, Clifford M   852682000-08-30
Poland, Pieniny Mts. 1 km S of Jakorki in Homole Canyon in southern Poland, 49.3983345 20.5555553
MSC:Lichen
MSC0081390Wetmore, Clifford M   852462000-08-29
Poland, Malopolska District. 14 km NW of Krakow, 50.1899986 19.8063889
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