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Taxa: Xenolecia spadicomma
Search Criteria: Falkland Islands; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Michigan State University

MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011036Imshaug, Henry A   418891968-02-05
Falkland Islands, West Falklands; Weddell Island: In Waterfall Valley, W of settlement, -51.91683 -60.9425, 91 - 213m
MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011038Imshaug, Henry A   401901968-01-10
Falkland Islands, East Falklands; Mt. Usborne: Along stream in valley SW of Mt. Usborne, -51.72067 -58.8775, 61m
MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011039Imshaug, Henry A   401951968-01-10
Falkland Islands, East Falklands; Mt. Usborne: Along stream in valley SW of Mt. Usborne, -51.72067 -58.8775, 61m
MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011040Imshaug, Henry A   414641968-01-30
Falkland Islands, East Falklands, East Falklands; Stanley: Mullet Creek Stream, -51.718 -57.94, 30 - 46m
MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011041Imshaug, Henry A   415491968-01-14
Falkland Islands, East Falklands, East Falklands; Stanley: On rock dome at summit of Mt. Kent, -51.67333 -58.11167, 457m
MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011042Imshaug, Henry A   414841968-01-30
Falkland Islands, East Falklands, East Falklands; Stanley: Mullet Creek Stream, -51.718 -57.94, 46m
MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011043Imshaug, Henry A   401771968-01-10
Falkland Islands, East Falklands; Mt. Usborne: Along stream in valley SW of Mt. Usborne, -51.72067 -58.8775, 61m
MSC:Lichen
Xenolecia spadicomma (Nyl.) Hertel
MSC0011044Imshaug, Henry A   401771968-01-10
Falkland Islands, East Falklands, East Falklands; Stanley: Headwaters of Mullet Creek, -51.7 -57.98, 61m
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