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Dataset: WIS
Taxa: Cetrariopsis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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WIS
Cetrariopsis wallichiana (Taylor) Kurok.
WIS-L-0086086H. Kashiwadani   424291999-09-22
China, Sichuan (Szechwan), Pref. Liangshan, Mianning Co.: Lingshan Temple, 28.55335 102.26818, 2380m
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Cetrariopsis wallichiana (Taylor) Kurok.
WIS-L-0086342H. Kashiwadani   455972003-03-09
Taiwan, Province of China, Nantou Co, Along route 820. Hohuanshan Mts, Jen-Ai Hsiang, 24.2833333333333 120.516666666667, 2590m
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Cetrariopsis pallescens var. citrina (Taylor) A. Thell & Randlane
WIS-L-0121084G. Einar Du Rietz   54:11927-10-06
Indonesia, Jawa Timur, Java, Res. Pasoeroean, Goenoeng Ardjoena, Lalidjiwa-Welirang-track. ca. 100 m above Lalidjiwa, -7.75 112.53333
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Cetrariopsis pallescens (Schaer.) A. Thell & Randlane
WIS-L-0121083G. Einar Du Rietz   54:1b1927-10-06
Indonesia, Jawa Timur, Java, Res. Pasoeroean, Goenoeng Ardjoena, Lalidjiwa-Welirang-track. Ca. 100 m above Lalidjiwa, -7.75 112.53333
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