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Dataset: E
Taxa: Lactifluus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

E
Lactifluus caperatus (R. Heim & Gooss.-Font.) Verbeken
E00948453Watling, Roy (Prof.)   241751991-03-23
Sud-Ouest, Nr Mundemba, 46m
E
Lactifluus chamaeleontinus (R. Heim) Verbeken
E00948452Watling, Roy (Prof.)   254071991-03-26
Sud-Ouest, Nr Mundemba
E
Lactifluus caperatus (R. Heim & Gooss.-Font.) Verbeken
E00948451Watling, Roy (Prof.)   241691991-03-27
Sud-Ouest, Nr Mundemba
E
Lactifluus caperatus (R. Heim & Gooss.-Font.) Verbeken
E00948450Watling, Roy (Prof.)   253731991-03-23
Sud-Ouest, Nr Mundemba
E
Lactifluus zenkeri (Henn.) Verbeken
E00948440Watling, Roy (Prof.)   231351991-03-26
Sud-Ouest, Nr. Mundemba
E
Lactifluus zenkeri (Henn.) Verbeken
E00948439Watling, Roy (Prof.)   231391991-03-23
Sud-Ouest, Mundemba
E
Lactifluus rubroviolascens (R. Heim) Verbeken
E00948437Alexander, Ian J.   13
Sud-Ouest
E
Lactifluus phlebonemus (R. Heim & Gooss.-Font.) Verbeken
E00948436Watling, Roy (Prof.)   241941991-03-26
Sud-Ouest, Nr Mundemba
E
Lactifluus gymnocarpus (R. Heim ex Singer) Verbeken
E00948429Watling, Roy (Prof.)   241541991-03-24
Sud-Ouest, Nr Mundemba
E
Lactifluus gymnocarpus (R. Heim ex Singer) Verbeken
E00948428Watling, Roy (Prof.)   266631991-03-23
Sud-Ouest
E
Lactifluus gymnocarpus (R. Heim ex Singer) Verbeken
E00948427Watling, Roy (Prof.)   214701989-01-24
Sud-Ouest, Mundemba, 46m
E
Lactifluus gymnocarpus (R. Heim ex Singer) Verbeken
E00948426Watling, Roy (Prof.)   214751989-01-03
Sud-Ouest, Mundemba, 46m
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