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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Solorina simensis, Solorina simensis var. limbata, Solorina simensis var. simensis
Search Criteria: Mexico; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Lichen Herbarium

ASU:Lichens
Solorina simensis Hochst. ex Flot.
J. Wolf   20091994-11-24
Mexico, Chiapas, Rancho El Porvenir, ca. 3 km before El Escalon, Los Altos region, 16.7108333 -92.5072222, 2400m

Lichen Herbarium of the Museum of Evolution, Uppsala University

UPS
Solorina simensis Hochst. ex Flot.
L-091861Jan Wolf & Harrie Sipman   1994-11-24
Mexico, Chiapas, Mnpio. Huixtan, Rancho El Porvenir, ca. 3 km adelante de El Escalon. Region Los Altos, 2400m

Lichen specimens of National Museum of Nature and Science, Japan

TNS:L
Solorina simensis Hochst. ex Flot.
108948   
Mexico

Lichens at Herbarium Berolinense, Berlin

B
Solorina simensis Hochst. ex Flot.
21409Jan Wolf & Harrie Sipman   1994-11-24
Mexico, MEXICO, Chiapas. Mnpio. Huixtán, Rancho El Porvenir, ca. 3 km adelante de El Escalon. Alt. 2400 m., 16.71 -92.5067

Swedish Museum of Natural History, Lichens

S
Solorina simensis Hochst. ex Flot.
F143117Jan Wolf & Harrie Sipman   1994-11-24
Mexico, Chiapas, Mexico, Chiapas. Mnpio. Huixtán, Rancho El Porvenir, ca. 3 km adelante de El Escalon. 16°42’39’’N, 92°30’26’’W. 2400 m. Región Los Altos.

United States National Herbarium - Smithsonian

US:Lichens
J. Wolf & H. J. M. Sipman   1421994-11-24
Mexico, Chiapas, Mnpio. Huixtan, Rancho El Porvenir, 3 km adelante de El Escalon., 16.7108 -92.5072

University of Wisconsin - Madison

WIS
Solorina simensis Hochst. ex Flot.
WIS-L-0120611J. Wolf   20091994-11-24
Mexico, Chiapas, Rancho El Porvenir, ca. 3 km before El Escalon, Los Altos region, 16.7108333 -92.5072222, 2400m
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Google Map

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