University of Tennessee Lichen Herbarium
Authors: Consortium of Lichen Herbaria;
doi: 10.15468/unqkwo
University of Tennessee Lichen Herbarium
Abstract
Our lichen collection is strongly representative of the southeastern U.S., chiefly Tennessee and the southern Appalachians.
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