| Harvard University Herbaria Barcode(s) | 00197145 |
| Collector | T. Hill |
| Country | Ecuador |
| State | Galapagos Province |
| Geography | South America: South America (Region) (Region): Ecuador: Galapagos Province |
| Date Collected | 1872 |
| Substrate | on bark [corticolous] |
| GUID | http://purl.oclc.org/net/edu.harvard.huh/guid/uuid/5f2cda4d-af8a-4e7c-8f66-5a4e38ea9bc8 |
| Harvard University Herbaria Barcode | 00197145 |
| Herbarium | FH |
| Determination | Lecanora glaucovirens Tuckerman |
| Determined by | E. Tuckerman |
| Determination Remarks | [is label name] |
| Annotation Text | [information about spore characters and spore drawing on sheet] |
| Determination | Lecidea sp. |
| Determined by | W. A. Weber (COLO) |
| Date Determined | 1966-05-** |
| Annotation Text | This is a Lecidea (sect. Biatora). Determination of the species will have to await more study of the tropical corticolous soecies. I have strong doubts that this actually came from the Galapagos, having nothing like it from my extensive collections there. The fragment of Xanthoria parietina, not yet found on Galapagos, is furtehr indication of incorrect labelling. Several other proven cases from the Hassler Expedition are: Pertusaria colobina Tuck., and Placopsis cribellans. |
| Determination | Lecidea sp. |
| Determined by | Frank Bungartz (CDRS) |
| Date Determined | 2009-09-** |
| Annotation Text | most probably a mix-up of the locality I agree with Weber's annotation the Xanthoria is not known from Galapagos |
| Determination | SensuLato Biatora sp. |
| Determined by | Bungartz, Frank |
| Date Determined | 2017-06-** |
| Determination Remarks | [is Current name] |
| Annotation Text | [see inside packet for more details] |
| Subcollection | Tuckerman Lichen Herbarium |
| Sex | not determined |
| Phenology | NotDetermined |
| Preparation Type | Packet |
| Preparation Method | Dried |
