Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lecanora argopholis (Lecanora occidentalis, Lecanora oregana, Lecanora argopholis f. argopholis, Lecanora argopholis f. grisea, Lecanora argopholis f. viridis, Lecanora blyttii, Lecanora frustulosa f. grisea, Lecanora frustulosa f. muscicola, Lecanora frustulosa f. viridis, Lecanora frustulosa var. ... (show all)
Search Criteria: Canada; Yukon; includes cultivated/captive occurrences

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New York Botanical Garden


NY
1237598J. C. Lendemer   284192011-06-03
Canada, Yukon, summit of Grey Mountain, below telecommunication towers, 11 km SE of Whitehorse on Grey Mountain Rd., 60.6583 -134.8839, 1280m

NY
1237711J. C. Lendemer   286472011-06-04
Canada, Yukon, N side of Alaska Highway (Yukon 1) 0.5 km N of turnoff for Swan Haven Dr./McClintock Subdivision and crossing over the McClinktock River, 60.5631 -134.5181, 823m

NY
1237755J. C. Lendemer   286012011-06-04
Canada, Yukon, N side of Alaska Highway (Yukon 1) 0.5 km N of turnoff for Swan Haven Dr./McClintock Subdivision and crossing over the McClinktock River, 60.5631 -134.5181, 823m

NY
1238258J. C. Lendemer   289552011-06-05
Canada, Yukon, E side of Klondike Hwy. (Yukon 2), 3.5 km S of Carcross, 60.1483 -134.6397, 707m

NY
1238482J. C. Lendemer   290422011-06-06
Canada, Yukon, Plume Agate Gem and Mineral Trail (base to summit), S of Carmacks, 19.2 km N of Montague Roadhouse Historical Site, E side of Klondike Highway (Yukon 2), 61.4914 -136.2117, 732m

NY
1238489J. C. Lendemer   290332011-06-06
Canada, Yukon, Plume Agate Gem and Mineral Trail (base to summit), S of Carmacks, 19.2 km N of Montague Roadhouse Historical Site, E side of Klondike Highway (Yukon 2), 61.4914 -136.2117, 732m

NY
1574963J. C. Lendemer   292662011-06-07
Canada, Yukon, slopes above W shore of Kusawa Lake (N end), 18 km S of Alaska Hwy (Yukon 1) on road to Kusawa Lake Campground, 60.6039 -136.1347, 732m


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Google Map

Google Maps is a web mapping service provided by Google that features a map that users can pan (by dragging the mouse) and zoom (by using the mouse wheel). Collection points are displayed as colored markers that when clicked on, displays the full information for that collection. When multiple species are queried (separated by semi-colons), different colored markers denote each individual species.

Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.