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

PDD:PDD
Pulvinula Boud.
PDD 45519Gary Joseph Samuels   1982-05-16
New Zealand, -40.805297 172.962808
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 73601Ann E. Bell   1987-05-15
New Zealand, -39.796282 174.9294
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Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 39964W Colenso   1892-06-23
New Zealand, -39.327675 176.915008
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 96283Jerry A. Cooper   2011-05-18
New Zealand, -38.933733 176.433424, 744m
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula globifera (Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Le Gal
PDD 23572Joan Marjorie Dingley   1964-07-08
New Zealand, -36.938444 174.656957
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 77817Petra White   2003-08-23
New Zealand, -36.838537 175.122162
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 83305Peter Russell Johnston | Ross Ewen Beever   2005-08-20
New Zealand, -36.800108 174.859287
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 49963Gary Joseph Samuels | Egon Horak   1981-05-12
New Zealand, -35.239304 173.630248
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 49965Gary Joseph Samuels | Egon Horak   1981-05-12
New Zealand, -35.229493 173.591257
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula constellatio (Berk. & Broome) Boud.
PDD 77944Daniel P. Mahoney | Ann E. Bell   2002-08-28
United States, 47.985 -91.461
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 111549Patrick Leonard   2017-02-23
New Zealand, -40.985 173.025, 20m
PDD:PDD
Pulvinula miltina (Berk.) Rifai
PDD 106213Jerry A. Cooper   2016-02-04
New Zealand, -41.043834 173.759388
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