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Cummins Falls, 2.15 miles south of "T" in road at the Allen Market and 3.15 mile from the junction of Route 56 and the Thomas Service Station. Growing on pine branch from the forest floor on ridge top above Cummins Falls.

Northwest of Calderwood, near the Little Tennessee River.

Rankin Ridge, Wind Cave National Park. Growing with Aspicilia cinerea (L.) Korber

Fox Ridge State Park, mixed deciduous forest.

Cypress Strand, Big Cypress National Preserve. Along the Loop Road.

Rest stop along Interstate 40 East, 6.5 miles west of Carthage, Tennessee. Growing on elm branch in open area.

0.5 mile northeast of Calderwood, near Little Tennessee River. On dead pine, elevation 1500 feet.

Near Calderwood.

Campus of Eastern Illinois University.

White Mountains. Growing in mixed hardwoods and conifers.

Cypress Strand along the Loop Road, Florida Rt. 94 at Tamarind Hammock. Big Cypress National Wildlife Preserve.

Wells Gray Education and Research Centre. Wells Gray Provincial Park. Collection Site C-274.

Southwest-facing slope with moist to dry exposed sandstone, and open mixed oak woods. Wayne National Forest.

Saint Joseph Peninsula State Park.

Saint Joseph Peninsula State Park.

Alpine Meadow, Mount Massive Wiiderness Area.

Tropical Premontaine Rain Forest on Ridge Trail. Estación Biológica Las Cruces.

Along canal in mangrove swamp. Key Largo

0.5 mile northwest of Calderwood, near the Tennessee River.Growing in oak/pine forest, elevation 1500 feet.

below Cordell Hull Dam on ridge above the Cumberland River.

Larenim Park 3 mile north of Burlington on County Route 11. Burlington 7.5 minute topogrpahic map, 850 foot elevation.

1.05 mile west of intersection of TN highway 10 and TN highway 25 on highway 25, turn onto Sam Beasley Road 1.45 mile (0.8 mile crosses Goose Creek) and turn onto road for 0.4 mile, wooded hillside.

Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge. T. 10S, R. 1E, SW1/4 Sect. 34.

Rouite 141 along Caney Fork River, 1.25 mile from DeKalb-Smith County line. On ridge above the Caney Fork River.

Audra State Park in Hall. Along the Middle Fork River, northeast section of park in deciduous woods.

Larenim Park 3 mile north of Burlington on County Route 11. Burlington 7.5 minute topographic map, elevation 850 feet.

South of Franklin, along US Route 220 (4.45 mile south of junction of US 231 and US 33), Pickle Mountain, site of Trout, New Trout, & Hamilton Caves, 2500 foot elevation.

Spruce Knob, Spruce Knob Lake. Elevation 3845 feet.

Lichen Trade Day.

Lewis Wetzel Public Hunting and Fishing Area. 50 yards Up Lesin Run, off of dirt road leading to camping area.

Rest area on Tennessee and North Carolina border.

Northeast Alaska.

Delos. Elevation 500 feet.

Giant City State Park. Mixed deciduous forest

South of Salem along Patterson Run Road near Golf Course; Salem 7.5 minute topographic map.

Elk River Public Hunting and Fishing Area along the Stoney Creek Trail.

4.2 mile west of junctio of Route 13 and Route 363, along Route 363.

Along Route 85, 3.4 mile north of Carthage on ridge above the Cumberland River just north of the Cordell Hull Dam, edge of vertical cliff in parking area scenic view of Dam near gates leading to tower above the Dam.

Just west of Rutherford-Williamson County line, near (nortgheast of) Triune. (West of Murfreesboro and south of Nashville.

Open glade at junction of Condon Run and Otter Creek. Bowden 7.5 minute topographic map, elevation 3000 feet.

Route 141 along Caney Fork River, about 1.25 mile from DeKalb-Smith County line.

South of Salem along Patterson Run Road, near Goalf Course; Salem 7.5 minute topographic map.

Chiracahua Mts., Flys Peak, Elevation 9600 feet.

Lake Superior coast, 90 kilometer north of Sault Ste. Marie.

Mariposa City, elevation 5000 feet.

Iron Bridge. In a swampy area next to Carp Creek.

Fallen Leaf Lake, near Lake Tahoe.

South of Franklin along US 220 (5 mile south of junction US 220 and US 33), Pickle Mountain, site of Trout, New Trout, and Hamilton Caves. 75 to 100 yards up gravel road in woods.

About 5 foot off Route 72 along the Dry Fork River, just north of the junction of Otter Creek and Dry Fork River, 1.9 mile south of Hendricks.

North of Route 7 between Kingwood and Reedsville, walked north from Route 7 along abandoned Railroad right-of-way, elevation 2000 feet. Growing in dry woods near stream at base of white oak.