Colección de Líquenes Austroamericanos Ex Herbario Regnelliano- FML
Languasco, María Paola;
Colección de Líquenes Austroamericanos Ex Herbario Regnelliano- FML
La colección de referencia forma parte de un total de 475 ejemplares de Líquenes austroamericanos, ordenados en 19 fascículos y donados por el Ex Herbario Regnelliano (Estocolmo-Suecia) a la Fundación Miguel Lillo. La colección preserva especímenes colectados y curados por Gust. Malme y Rolf Santesson, provenientes en su mayor parte de Brasil y cuyos materiales datan de fines del siglo XIX y principios del XX. Esta colección es curada actualmente por la Dra. Adriana Hladki, en el Herbario Criptogámico de la Fundación Miguel Lillo.
Occurrence, Fundación Miguel Lillo., Líquenes, Fundación Miguel Lillo, Ascolíquenes, Specimen
Occurrence, Fundación Miguel Lillo., Líquenes, Fundación Miguel Lillo, Ascolíquenes, Specimen
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