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Dataset: British Mycological Society
Taxa: Metacapnodiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland

British Mycological Society
72417   1993-02-07
United Kingdom, England, 51.37242 -0.34924
British Mycological Society
942340   2002-09-24
United Kingdom, England, 54.25652 -2.99925
British Mycological Society
922655   1999-09-29
United Kingdom, Scotland, 55.60117 -3.35059
British Mycological Society
1168098   1985-10-13
United Kingdom, England, 54.16784 -2.84393
British Mycological Society
31607   1989-09-11
Ireland, 52.00761 -9.52985
British Mycological Society
943763   2002-09-24
United Kingdom, England, 54.25652 -2.99925
British Mycological Society
7211   1984-05-26
United Kingdom, England, 54.16784 -2.84393
British Mycological Society
351195   1996-04-01
Ireland, Site name unavailable, 52.00761 -9.52985
British Mycological Society
140998   1980-09-08
United Kingdom, Scotland, 56.0294 -4.64946
British Mycological Society
753872   2002-09-24
United Kingdom, England, 54.25652 -2.99925
British Mycological Society
526061   1999-09-29
United Kingdom, Scotland, 55.60117 -3.35059
British Mycological Society
273013   1990-04-14
United Kingdom, England, 51.38137 -2.79168
British Mycological Society
368120   1989-09-11
Ireland, Site name unavailable, 52.00761 -9.52985
British Mycological Society
7210   1984-05-24
United Kingdom, England, 54.16784 -2.84393
British Mycological Society
Capnobotrys splendens (Cooke) P.M. Kirk ined.
171935   1913-05-12
United Kingdom, Wales, 52.71577 -4
British Mycological Society
Metacapnodium juniperi (W. Phillips & Plowr.) Speg.
126535   1967-05-01
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.57282 -3.75724
British Mycological Society
Metacapnodium juniperi (W. Phillips & Plowr.) Speg.
1152816   2005-08-13
United Kingdom, Scotland, 57.03996 -3.23757
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