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Taxa: Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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San Francisco State University, Harry D. Thiers Herbarium

SFSU
Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes Desjardin, Retn. & E. Horak
SFSU-F-000610A. Retnowati   1241999-01-12
Indonesia, West Java, Java, West Java, Bogor, Bogor Botanical Garden., -6.597542 106.799498
SFSU
Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes Desjardin, Retn. & E. Horak
SFSU-F-024618N. Wannathes   1732004-06-25
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Doi Inthanon National Park, Highway 1009 at 25 km marker., 18.54551 98.558695
SFSU
Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes Desjardin, Retn. & E. Horak
SFSU-F-024628Y-S. Tan   4632005-05-16
Malaysia, Selangor, Hulu Langat, Sg Chongkak Forest Reserve., 3.21175 101.8412, 188m
SFSU
Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes Desjardin, Retn. & E. Horak
SFSU-F-024632H-T. Chan   382005-07-22
Malaysia, Selangor, Selangor, Hulu Langat, Sg Chongkak Forest Reserve, 3.21175 101.8412, 188m
SFSU
Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes Desjardin, Retn. & E. Horak
SFSU-F-024648Y-S. Tan   5292006-01-06
Malaysia, Selangor, Hulu Langat, Sg Chongkak Forest Reserve., 3.21175 101.8412, 188m
SFSU
Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes Desjardin, Retn. & E. Horak
SFSU-F-024649N. Wannathes   1462003-08-30
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Mae Taeng District, Tung Jaow Village., 19.134375 98.648166
SFSU
Marasmius araucariae var. siccipes Desjardin, Retn. & E. Horak
SFSU-F-024650N. Wannathes   3642005-06-27
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Doi Inthanon National Park, Highway 1009 at 25 km marker, 18.54551 98.558695
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