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Cyanolichen collection North West United State

ABSTRACT: Cyanolichen collections from NW US (Oregon, Washington, North California), collected from 2019~2023. Including several Lobaria sp, Nephroma sp, Collema sp and Peltigera sp.

INSTRUMENT(S): 6545 Q-TOF LC/MS

ORGANISM(S): Lobaria Anomala (ncbitaxon:169139) Nostoc Sp. 'lobaria Scrobiculata Cyanobiont' (ncbitaxon:150843) Nephroma Parile (ncbitaxon:203387) Lobaria Pulmonaria (ncbitaxon:86794) Collema (ncbitaxon:203431) Lobaria Oregana (ncbitaxon:63753) Nephroma (ncbitaxon:48858) Nephroma Laevigatum (ncbitaxon:203386) Lobariaceae (ncbitaxon:129109) Lobaria Scrobiculata (ncbitaxon:176461) Peltigera Leucophlebia (ncbitaxon:52883) Peltigera Collina (ncbitaxon:78473)

SUBMITTER: Kerry McPhail

PROVIDER: MSV000093729 | MassIVE | Tue Dec 26 15:04:00 GMT 2023

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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