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Taxa: Lecanora cenisia (Parmelia cenisia, Urceolaria cenisia, Patellaria cenisia, Zeora cenisia), Lecanora cenisia f. cenisia, Lecanora cenisia f. sortavalensis, Lecanora cenisia var. atrynea, Lecanora cenisia var. cenisia, Lecanora cenisia var. crassomarginata, Lecanora cenisia var. gangaleoides, Lecanor... (show all)
Search Criteria: United States; Wisconsin; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bell Museum of Natural History, lichen section, Univ. of Minnesota

MIN
792755Wetmore, C.   599781987-08-01
United States, Wisconsin, Ashland, Basswood Island, S End; Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, 47.83194444 -90.75861111
MIN
916191Wetmore, C.   982482009-07-22
United States, Wisconsin, Douglas, The Promontory; Brule River State Forest, 46.62472222 -91.58083333

Milwaukee Public Museum

MIL
126714Mariette S. Cole   7991977-06-23
United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, Cliff 4, transect 4 (near).
MIL
126715Mariette S. Cole   7961977-06-08
United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, Cliff 2, Transect 3; 8.

University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire

UWEC
UWEC-L-0000603K. G. Foote   s.n.1959-07-24
United States, Wisconsin, Iowa

University of Wisconsin - Madison

WIS
WIS-L-0075170Mariette S. Cole   5001977-06-08
United States, Wisconsin, Vernon, 4.5 m. above water, cliff 2 transect 1, 43.617497 -90.621744
WIS
WIS-L-0075172L. S. Cheney   91931894-05-30
United States, Wisconsin, Dane, Blue Mounds, 43.018131 -89.825697
WIS
WIS-L-0075173L. S. Cheney   92081894-07-15
United States, Wisconsin, Lafayette, Fayette, 42.754168 -90.035403
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