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Taxa: Physcia crispa (Dimelaena crispa, Physcia stellaris subsp. crispa), Physcia crispa f. crispa, Physcia crispa f. hypomela (Physcia albicans f. hypomela), Physcia crispa f. melanophthalma, Physcia crispa var. crispa, Physcia crispa var. hypomela, Physcia crispa var. linearis, Physcia crispa var. scopu... (show all)
Search Criteria: Mississippi; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bell Museum of Natural History, lichen section, Univ. of Minnesota

MIN
804201Wetmore, C.   248371976-05-29
United States, Mississippi, Wilkinson, Pond, 13 Mi W of Woodville

Morton Arboretum - Lichens

MOR
L-0011567-MORGerould Wilhelm   133881986-03-29
United States, Mississippi, Ship Island, MISSISSIPPI. South of Biloxi, on the western end of Ship Island, at Fort Massachusetts.

New York Botanical Garden

NY
2466996K. E. Rogers   73401971-11-06
United States of America, Mississippi, Adams Co., Natchez, Natchez Memorial Natl. Cemetery, 32.446 -90.12

Shirley C. Tucker Herbarium at Louisiana State University

LSU:Lichens
LSU00106812Shirley C. Tucker; Honora S. Buras; Marie S. Standifer; Alan W. Lievens   306741991-05-01
United States, Mississippi, Amite, Audubon Arboretum, Gloster, Gloster Arboretum, 31.18733 -91.036941

United States National Herbarium - Smithsonian

US:Lichens
M. E. Hale   7801
United States, Mississippi, Choctaw, Near town of Ackerman
US:Lichens
M. E. Hale   79751955-07-00
United States, Mississippi, Covington, Near town of Collins.

University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium

UC
UC1899327Delzie Demaree   346251954-01-27
United States, Mississippi, Henderson Point, near Pass Christian

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Lichens
120605R. C. Harris   115171976-06-03
United States, Mississippi, Franklin, Clear Springs Campground WSW of Meadeville, along stream
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