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Some Lichens of Oregon

V. Gyelnik

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In December, 1930, I received some lichens from F. P. Sipe, Corvallis, Oregon. These were sent me in response to a request for material of the genera Alectoria, Peltigera, and Nephroma, which I am revising. The material received is of sufficient interest to justify publishing it. Part of each specimen listed is deposited in my herbarium, and part in the herbarium of Oregon State Agricultural College, at Corvallis. Except where otherwise stated, the lichens have been collected by F. P. Sipe.

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In December, 1930, I received some lichens from F. P. Sipe, Corvallis, Oregon. These were sent me in response to a request for material of the genera Alectoria, Peltigera, and Nephroma, which I am revising. The material received is of sufficient interest to justify publishing it. Part of each specimen listed is deposited in my herbarium, and part in the herbarium of Oregon State Agricultural College, at Corvallis. Except where otherwise stated, the lichens have been collected by F. P. Sipe.

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In December, 1930, I received some lichens from F. P. Sipe, Corvallis, Oregon. These were sent me in response to a request for material of the genera Alectoria, Peltigera, and Nephroma, which I am revising. The material received is of sufficient interest to justify publishing it. Part of each specimen listed is deposited in my herbarium, and part in the herbarium of Oregon State Agricultural College, at Corvallis. Except where otherwise stated, the lichens have been collected by F. P. Sipe.

Key concepts: Herbarium, Lichen, Biology, Botany, Archaeology, Library science, Geography, Computer science

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