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Dataset: O
Search Criteria: Norway; Agder; Lyngdal; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium

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Sebacina Tul. & C. Tul.
256077Viacheslav Spirin   117532017-11-01
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Lyngdal: Fladstad, Lia, at the rivulet from Ytre Steinslandsvannet, 58.0807 7.119
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Diatrype stigma (Hoffm.: Fr.) Fr.
163923Arve Foss   1/261969-09-26
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Lyngdal
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Exidia glandulosa (Bull. : Fr.) Fr.
256092Viacheslav Spirin   117672017-11-01
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Lyngdal: Skoland nature reserve, 58.1718 7.0574
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256075Viacheslav Spirin   117522017-11-01
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Lyngdal: Fladstad, Lia, at the rivulet from Ytre Steinslandsvannet, 58.0807 7.119
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Exidia nigricans (With.) P. Roberts
256074Viacheslav Spirin   117512017-11-01
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Lyngdal: Fladstad, Lia, at the rivulet from Ytre Steinslandsvannet, 58.0807 7.119
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Colpoma quercinum (Pers.: Fr.) Wallr.
174495Anna-Elise Torkelsen   297/791979-06-05
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Kollungstveit., 58.4756 7.4679
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Phellinus ferreus (Pers.) Bourdot & Galzin
175445Arne Heggland   ED99-161999-08-18
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Nakkestad NR, 58.0684 7.0759
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255123Tom Hellik Hofton   THH152792015-10-15
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Lyngdal: Kvellandsfoss NR sør, 58.1762 7.09, 60m
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Ceraceomyces serpens (Tode : Fr.) Ginns
255111Tom Hellik Hofton   THH152612015-10-14
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Lyngdal: Møskedal N, 58.1792 7.071, 96m
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Antrodia pulvinascens (Pilat) Niemelä
312002Ulrike Hanssen   100102017-06-19
Norway, Agder, Lyngdal, Audnedal: Grønnslåtta, 58.3012 7.2555
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