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

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Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh


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Protounguicularia nephromatis (Zhurb. & Zavarzin) Huhtinen, D. Hawksw. & Ihlen
E00756116Coppins, Brian J.   241542012-05-16
Scotland, (VC 104) North Ebudes, Eigg, Cleadale SSSI, 56.923333 -6.135278

E
Neodasyscypha cerina (Pers.) Spooner
E00817157Coppins, B.J.; Acton, A.   243352013-11-14
Scotland, (VC 106) East Ross, Tain, Morangie Forest, Scotsburn Wood (FC), eastern end

E
E01002554Ford, Jenny   2018-04-20
Scotland, (VC 97) West Inverness, N of Sron Liath, 108m

E
Pezizella epithallina (W. Phillips & Plowr.) Sacc.
E01003143McCutcheon, D.E.   2017-11-20
England, (VC 70) Cumberland, Nenthead Mines, River Nent, 490m

E
Pezizella epithallina (W. Phillips & Plowr.) Sacc.
E00604609Coppins, Brian J.   232412011-02-07
Scotland, (VC 105) West Ross

E
E00547407Corner, Edred John Henry   1928-07-00
England, (VC 24) Buckinghamshire, Stoke Common

E
E00547396Corner, Edred John Henry   1926-10-24
England, (VC 29) Cambridgeshire, Wicken Fen

E
E00547408Corner, Edred John Henry   1926-08-27
England, (VC 17) Surrey, Virginia Water

E
Lasiobelonium nidulum (J.C. Schmidt & Kunze) Spooner
E00660934Watling, Roy (Prof.)   302192011-05-04
Scotland, (VC 90) Angus, Balgarvie Loch, nr Forfar

E:E
E00429589Baker, C.F.   1899-08-00
United States, Colorado, Near Pagosa Peak, 2743 - 2743m

E:E
E00661342Watling, Roy (Prof.)   29741966-09-12
United States, Idaho

E:E
Hymenoscyphus calyculus (Fr.) W. Phillips
E00696631Watling, Roy (Prof.)   1859?A20031965-09-15
United States, Michigan


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