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Dataset: PDD
Taxa: Porpoloma
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Porpoloma Singer
PDD 76373Patrick Leonard   2002-03-24
New Zealand, -40.941945 172.89089
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'caespitosa (PDD 96731)'
PDD 77513Patrick Leonard   2003-03-27
New Zealand, -40.932403 172.893993
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'caespitosa (PDD 96731)'
PDD 96731Noah Siegel   2010-05-02
New Zealand, -43.087397 171.500813
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'caespitosa (PDD 96731)'
PDD 96732Patrick Leonard   2010-05-06
New Zealand, -43.087397 171.500813
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma amyloideum (G. Stev.) E. Horak
PDD 101803Patrick Leonard   2010-01-29
New Zealand, -41.799395 172.850827
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'brunneogrisea (PDD 96890)'
PDD 96890Jerry A. Cooper   2013-05-20
New Zealand, -41.795194 172.818219
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma amyloideum (G. Stev.) E. Horak
PDD 72906Egon Horak | A Horak   2000-03-23
New Zealand, -41.195838 172.204129, 100m
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'caespitosa (PDD 96731)'
PDD 105739R Halling   2014-05-15
New Zealand, -41.13008 172.606831
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma amyloideum (G. Stev.) E. Horak
PDD 69605EP White   1970-04-14
New Zealand, -37.561456 175.149518
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'brunneogrisea (PDD 96890)'
PDD 97169Clive Shirley   2010-06-27
New Zealand, -37.067092 175.094272
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'brunneogrisea (PDD 96890)'
PDD 29195BS Parris   1971-07-03
New Zealand, -36.805953 174.736485
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma amyloideum (G. Stev.) E. Horak
PDD 106844Peter James de Lange   2017-11-16
New Zealand, -42.108066 171.404968
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma sp. 'caespitosa (PDD 96731)'
PDD 116585Patrick Leonard   2018-05-23
New Zealand, -40.9324 172.87
PDD:PDD
Porpoloma amyloideum (G. Stev.) E. Horak
PDD 113006Noah Siegel   2019-04-06
New Zealand, -42.409483 171.267814
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