Dataset: E
Taxa: Geoglossaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh


E:E
E00661298Watling, Roy (Prof.)   913/A20791965-07-03
United States, Michigan

E:E
E00661301Watling, Roy (Prof.)   866/2019A1965-07-23
United States, Michigan

E:E
E00661299Watling, Roy (Prof.)   862/A20121965-08-12
United States, Michigan

E:E
E00661302Watling, Roy (Prof.)   898/A20641965-08-23
United States, Michigan

E:E
E00661300Watling, Roy (Prof.)   A1997/8551965-08-23
United States, Michigan

E
E00817154Watling, Roy (Prof.)   187021985-08-00
Scotland, (VC 89) East Perthshire, Dalmeach, nr. Kindrogan

E
E00547395Corner, Edred John Henry   CORNER 12331948-04-10
Iquitos

E
Geoglossum nigritum (Pers.) Cooke
E00660923Watling, Roy (Prof.)   302401995-11-11
Scotland, (VC 78) Peeblesshire, Dawyck

E
Microglossum olivaceum (Pers.) Gillet
E00278736Pumphey, P.   2007-11-16
Scotland, (VC 72) Dumfriesshire, Near Dalbeattie


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