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Dataset: S
Taxa: Fenestellaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Fenestella betulae (Nitschke & Rehm) Sacc.
F66536Rehm   1866-08-00
Germany, Bayern, Hürfeld, Sugenheim, in Franken
S
F66528Dearness   1913-00-00
Canada, Ontario, Canada, Ont, London
S
F66529Dearness   1913-00-00
Canada, Ontario, Canada, Ont, London
S
F66530Dearness   1913-00-00
Canada, Ontario, Canada, Ont, London
S
F66531J. Dearness   1501 c1913-09-29
Canada, Ontario, Ont, Byron, near London
S
F11275C. L. Shear   1916-04-07
Cuba, Cuba: Santiago de Los Vegas
S
F66532G. Newodowski   1913-02-00
Georgia, Tbilisi, Tiflis Hortus Botanicus
S
F111844J. Kunze   1878-09-00
Germany, Sachsen, In vinetis: ”Oberrissdorfer Thal” pr. Islebiam (Sax. Bor.)
S
F11272R. Büttner   1891-08-07
Togo, Togo, S... Bismarcksburg
S
F11267v. Höhnel   1903-08-00
Austria, Tumpen im Oetzthal (Tirol)
S
F11268v. Höhnel   1903-08-00
Austria, Tumpen im Oetzthal (Tirol)
S
F11269Rehm   1874-08-00
Austria, ... im Oberissthal(?) (Tyrol)
S
F11271v. Höhnel   1902-10-00
S
F152903H. Kugelberg   1892-03-00
Sweden, Södermanland, Stockholm: Liljeholmen
S
F152904H. Kugelberg   1892-03-00
Sweden, Uppland, Stockholm: Djurgården.
S
F152902H. Kugelberg   1890-02-00
Sweden, Södermanland, Stockholm: Liljeholmen
S
F11266Saccardo   1873-09-00
Italy, B. Montello (Treviso)
S
F7196...   1903-09-00
Hungary, Auf der Balken der Schwimm schule in Szentgyörgy
S
Lojkania nuda (Ellis & Everh.) M. E. Barr
F13698Elam Bartholomew   1898-02-24
United States, Kansas, Kansas, Rooks Co.
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