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Arizona State University Lichen Herbarium
ASU:Lichens	Diploschistes arabiensis Lumbsch T.H. Nash III   351671994-07-06 United States, Arizona, Coconino, along Interstate 40, 2.5 km E of exit 233 at Meteor Crater rest stop, 35.1 -110.9833333, 1600m Full Record Details
ASU:Lichens	Diploschistes arabiensis Lumbsch ASUL003297A. Morrow   242019-03-15 United States, Arizona, Coconino, US Forest Service Red-Rock Ranger District, S of Sedona, N of Oak Creek, W of highway 179, sandstone cliffs above Oak Creek, E of Baldwin Trail, S of Red-Rock Crossing Trail, 34.822419 -111.800492, 1158m Full Record Details
ASU:Lichens	Diploschistes arabiensis Lumbsch ASUL003449Rachel Kulich   0592019-03-23 United States, Arizona, Coconino, US Forest Service Red-Rock Ranger District, S of Sedona, N of Oak Creek, W of highway 179, sandstone cliffs above Oak Creek, E of Baldwin Trail, S of Red-Rock Crossing Trail, 34.823 -111.802444, 1158m Full Record Details
University of Wisconsin - Madison
WIS	Diploschistes arabiensis Lumbsch WIS-L-0014030T.H. Nash III   351671994-07-06 United States, Arizona, Coconino, along Interstate 40, 2.5 km E of exit 233 at Meteor Crater rest stop, 35.1 -110.9833333, 1600m Full Record Details
Research Observation and Personal Collections
Consortium:Personal Collections	Diploschistes arabiensis Lumbsch Ethan R. Wright   2022-03-13 United States, Arizona, Yavapai, Prescott National Forest, Little Italy Trail, 34.557 -112.5386, 1750m Full Record Details

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