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Dataset: C
Taxa: Phaeohelotium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Copenhagen

C:F
Phaeohelotium flexuosum (Crossl.) Dennis
10153Thomas Laessoe   1988-06-01
United Kingdom, Northumberland, Plankey Mill
C:F
Phaeohelotium vernum (Boud.) Declercq
26300Jens Mårbjerg   1995-04-13
Denmark, EJ: Skanderborg Dyrehave, 56.02 9.9
C:F
Phaeohelotium epiphyllum (Pers.) Hengstm.
26504Jan Vesterholt   1995-09-28
Denmark, NEJ: Skivum Nørrekrat, 56.880001 9.61
C:F
Phaeohelotium epiphyllum (Pers.) Hengstm.
26773Jens Mårbjerg   1994-09-04
Denmark, EJ: Skanderborg Dyrehave, 56.02 9.9
C:F
Phaeohelotium carneum (Fr.) Hengstm.
40096Pia Boisen Hansen   1999-05-27
Denmark, SJ: Nørreskov S of Dyvig Bugt, 55.110001 9.47
C:F
Phaeohelotium carneum (Fr.) Hengstm.
43092Betty Klug-Andersen   1995-05-01
Denmark, NEZ: Frederiksdal Skov, 55.779999 12.44
C:F
Phaeohelotium flexuosum (Crossl.) Dennis
43936Jan Vesterholt   2004-10-12
Italy, Marche, prov. Urbino, W of Carpegna, Sassa Simone
C:F
Phaeohelotium carneum (Fr.) Hengstm.
70922Jacob Heilmann-Clausen   1991-09-06
Denmark, SZ: Suserup Skov, 55.380001 11.56
C:F
73365Jacob Heilmann-Clausen   1999-11-18
Denmark, SJ: Draved Skov, 55.009998 8.97
C:F
73649Jacob Heilmann-Clausen   1999-12-27
Denmark, SJ: Draved Skov, 55.009998 8.97
C:F
Phaeohelotium terrestre (Velen.) Svrcek
74962Thomas Laessoe   2005-09-04
Denmark, Sjælland, Kalvehave, Viemose skov, 55.02 12.14
C:F
Phaeohelotium carneum (Fr.) Hengstm.
80552Jacob Heilmann-Clausen   1991-09-23
Denmark, SZ: Suserup Skov, 55.380001 11.56
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