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Taxa: Aspicilia candida (Lecanora candida, Aspicilia polychroma var. candida, Lecanora candida f. candida, Lecanora candida f. evanescens, Lecanora candida var. candida), Aspicilia candida var. candida, Aspicilia candida var. flavoreagens, Aspicilia candida var. nikrapensis
Search Criteria: USA; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Montana State University Herbarium - Lichen

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MONT-L-0000182Jessie Salix   031052003-04-27
USA, Montana, Jefferson, Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park, 5 mi E of Cardwell. Located at the top of Cave Mountain above Visitors Center., 45.833333 -111.866667, 1797m
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MONT-L-0000183Rebecca Schanz   H4951521995-04-29
USA, Montana, Gallatin, Missouri Headwaters State Park, 8 km E of Three Fork, 45.916667 -111.483333, 1272m
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MONT-L-0000184Sharon Eversman   951081995-04-29
USA, Montana, Gallatin, Missouri Headwaters State Park, 8 km E of Three Fork, Fort Rock, 45.916667 -111.483333, 1272m
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MONT-L-0000186Jessie Salix   01840b2001-08-07
USA, Montana, Jefferson, Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park, 5 mi E of Cardwell. Located just off trail, southwest of visitors center., 45.833333 -111.866667, 1520m
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MONT-L-0000190Sharon Eversman   EL82441982-09-08
USA, Montana, Park, Yellowstone National Park, Electric Peak summit, 8 km WNW Mammoth Hot Springs, 45 -110.816667, 3335m
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MONT-L-0000191B. Schanz Ward   T1952311995-07-20
USA, Wyoming, Teton, Grand Teton National Park, 0.5 km southeast of Christian Pond on trail to Emma Matilda Lake, 1 km E of Jackson Lake, 43.866667 -110.566667, 2109m
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