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Taxa: Trapeliopsis glaucopholis (Lecidea admiscens, Lecidea glaucopholis)
Search Criteria: Mexico; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Lichen Herbarium

ASU:Lichens
Trapeliopsis glaucopholis (Nyl. Ex Hasse) Printzen & McCune
ASUL005750T.H. Nash III   4437b1972-06-05
Mexico, Baja California, 30 to 35 km SSW of Tecate, route 3, 32.3333333 -116.6666667
ASU:Lichens
Trapeliopsis glaucopholis (Nyl. Ex Hasse) Printzen & McCune
ASUL005749T.H. Nash III   4437a1972-06-05
Mexico, Baja California, 30 to 35 km SSW of Tecate, route 3, 32.3333333 -116.6666667
ASU:Lichens
Trapeliopsis glaucopholis (Nyl. Ex Hasse) Printzen & McCune
ASUL008151T.H. Nash III   90301974-06-01
Mexico, Baja California, base of San Pedro Martirs, 21.6 km E of San Telmo, 30.95 -115.95, 200m

Bell Museum of Natural History, lichen section, Univ. of Minnesota

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Trapeliopsis glaucopholis (Nyl. ex Hasse) Printzen & McCune
843544Nash, T. H.   90301974-06-01
Mexico, Baja California del Norte, Base of San Pedro Martir, 13.5 Mi E of San Telmo, 30.95 -115.95
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