Dataset: British Mycological Society
Taxa: Umbilicaria
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland


British Mycological Society
1138556   1978-09-04
United Kingdom, England, 50.649 -3.91091

British Mycological Society
20432   1986-09-19
United Kingdom, Scotland, 55.06379 -3.17584

British Mycological Society
20431   1986-09-19
United Kingdom, Scotland, 55.06379 -3.17584

British Mycological Society
159737   1927-09-01
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.21128 -3.9056

British Mycological Society
159735   1927-09-01
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.21128 -3.9056

British Mycological Society
Umbilicaria torrefacta (Lightf.) Schrad.
1167447   1800-01-01
United Kingdom, England, 50.55912 -3.90728

British Mycological Society
159739   1927-09-01
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.21128 -3.9056

British Mycological Society
1138557   1979-05-13
United Kingdom, England, 54.34933 -2.53996

British Mycological Society
Umbilicaria torrefacta (Lightf.) Schrad.
159738   1927-09-01
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.21128 -3.9056

British Mycological Society
15630   1985-05-16
United Kingdom, Scotland, 58.36938 -4.48064

British Mycological Society
1138558   1979-08-26
United Kingdom, Scotland, 56.46666 -5.16699

British Mycological Society
159736   1927-09-01
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.21128 -3.9056


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