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

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Trichosphaerella decipiens E. Bommer, M. Rousseau & Sacc.
F10868v. Höhnel   1903-09-00
Austria, Austr. inf, prope Pressbaum
S
Trichosphaerella decipiens E. Bommer, M. Rousseau & Sacc.
F10869v. Höhnel   101903-09-00
Austria, Pressbaum
S
Trichosphaerella decipiens E. Bommer, M. Rousseau & Sacc.
F114515Nils Lundqvist   17629-b1988-09-07
Sweden, Uppland, Stockholm, Uppland, Stockholm, SE of the University near Uggleviken, 59 18
S
Monocillium granulatum (Fuckel) W. Gams
F45778   
Ca. Hostrichiam.
S
F9990E. T. & S. A. Harper   12081906-04-00
United States, Washington, Wash, Summer.
S
F10320H. Sydow   1936-09-06
Germany, Brandenburg, Brandenburg: Löffepfuhl bei Quermathen bei Gross-Behnitz, Kreis Westhavelland
S
Niesslia coloradensis (E. K. Cash & R. W. Davidson) W. Gams
F47781W. B. & V. G. C.   182011946-07-10
United States, California, Calif, Siskiyou Co, Mt. Shasta, in the basin of Horse Camp Creek below Horse Camp, 7800 ft.
S
Niesslia ilicifolia (Cooke) G. Winter
F107780W. Phillips   1875-00-00
United Kingdom, England, Brittania, Shrewsbury
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Niesslia stictarum (Nannf. & R. Sant.) R. Sant. & Tretiach
F10356Rolf Santesson   22144f1970-01-23
Kenya, Central, Kenya, Central Prov.: Nanyuki Distr, Mt. Kenya, W. slope, National Park Road (Naro Moru Track). In the bamboo zone. Alt. c. 2.700-3.100 m. 0°10’ S. 37°11’-13’ E.
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F10323H. Sydow   1939-07-26
Germany, Brandenburg, Brandenburg: am Grossen Schlagentin bei Dahmsdorf, Kreis Lebus
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