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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Usnea strigosa subsp. rubiginea (Usnea rubiginea, Usnea barbata var. rubiginea, Usnea florida var. rubiginea, Parmelia coralloidea var. rubiginea, Usnea barbata f. rubiginea, Usnea barbata subsp. rubiginea, Usnea ceratina f. rubiginea, Usnea florida f. rubiginea)
Search Criteria: Mexico; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey

ILLS
ILLS00100921Chuck schiller   s.n.1974-00-00
Mexico, 23 -102

Oregon State University Herbarium

OSC
Usnea rubiginea (Michx.) A. Massal.
91560Y. Rodon   1970-11-01
Mexico, Camino Paso de Cortez-Tlamacas, Puebla, 1700m

SD Herbarium, San Diego Natural History Museum - Lichens

SD
Usnea rubiginea (Michx.) Mass.
223193Richard S. Felger   158201967-03-21
Mexico, Socorro Island, slopes of volcanic cone within 50 meters of summit, Evermann Peak, 18.775 -110.9616667, 1000m

Shirley C. Tucker Herbarium at Louisiana State University

LSU:Lichens
Usnea rubiginea (Michx.) A. Massal.
LSU00150732Betty Evert   s.n.1978-08-06
Mexico, Chiapas, Near San Cristobal., 16.737877 -92.638189

University of Florida Herbarium - Lichens

FLAS
Usnea rubiginea (Michx.) A. Massal.
FLAS L1608R. Palacios   1975-06-26
Mexico, Oaxaca, [n/a], 33 km al S de Valle Nacional, sobre la Carretera a Oaxaca, 17.568952 -96.508949
FLAS
Usnea rubiginea (Michx.) A. Massal.
FLAS L1609G. Guzman   103131972-07-11
Mexico, Veracruz, [n/a], Falda Este del Cerro Vaxin, S del Volcan San Martin, 18.536392 -95.200965
FLAS
Usnea rubiginea (Michx.) A. Massal.
FLAS L1611R. Cruz Cisneros   19411968-07-21
Mexico, Oaxaca, [n/a], Cerro Amarillo, 2 km al S de Magdalena, Jicotlan, 17.781331 -97.470318

University of Nebraska State Museum, C.E. Bessey Herbarium - Lichens

NEB
NEB00038218J.G. Smith   s.n.1892-00-00
Mexico, Veracruz
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