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Taxa: Usnea cristatula (Usnea iteratocarpa)
Search Criteria: Mexico; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Lichen Herbarium

ASU:Lichens
T.H. Nash III   391091985-03-13
Mexico, Sinaloa, Sierra Madre Occidental, 1 km north of route 40 in the vicinity of Barranco libre and ca. 2 km west of the Durango border, 23.4666667 -105.8333333, 1700m
ASU:Lichens
T.H. Nash III   424911998-10-26
Mexico, Hidalgo, El Chico National Park, La Estanzuela, adjacent road to "Presa Jaramillo", ca. 1 km W of road to "El Chico pueblo", 20.175 -98.7222222, 2960m
ASU:Lichens
T.H. Nash III   451062007-05-16
Mexico, Hidalgo, Los Mármoles, 20.7988888888889 -99.2494444444444, 2345m
ASU:Lichens
T. H. Nash   45551 a2008-02-02
Mexico, Oaxaca, Santa Marta Latuvi., 17.175 -96.4780555555556, 2730m
ASU:Lichens
T. H. Nash   458392008-02-06
Mexico, Oaxaca, Santa Maria Mixistlán, from Oaxaca in direction of Tamazulapam., 17.1577777777778 -96.0688888888889, 2650m

Herbario de Líquenes de la Universidad Bemerita de Puebla, México

HUAPLI:lichens-Lichens
R. E. Pérez Pérez   6282013-01-02
México, Oaxaca, Santa María Yavesía, 17.233333 -96.4, 2299 - 2299m

Natural History Museum, University of Oslo

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Usnea cristatula (Ach.) A. Eaton
180286A. Brouard   1910-05-05
Mexico, Etat de Michoacan Morelia: Cerro Agul

Swedish Museum of Natural History, Lichens

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F159405G. Arsène   
Mexico, Michoacan de Ocampo, Mexique, Etat de Michoacan, Morelia, Cerro Azul, 3300 m.

United States National Herbarium - Smithsonian

US:Lichens
M. E. Hale & T. R. Soderstrom   207051960-04-01
Mexico, Oaxaca, Trail leading to Cerro San Felipe, overlooking Oaxaca.

University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium

UC
UC2008347Annetta Carter   43941962-04-20
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Sierra de la Giganta. La Esperanza., 25.8 -111.408333
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