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Dataset: O
Taxa: Crustomyces
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium

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Crustomyces pini-canadensis (Schwein.) Jülich
305873Leif Ryvarden   448472002-04-20
Uganda, Kabarole, Kibale National Park: Makere University Field Station., 0.4377 30.3946
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Crustomyces expallens (Bres.) Hjortstam
307539Leif Ryvarden   217851983-09-11
China, Jilin, Chang Bai Shan Forest Reserve, Hangcong gou, 41.7449 127.9663, 750m
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Crustomyces expallens (Bres.) Hjortstam
501011Leif Ryvarden   458532003-09-01
Russian Federation, Irkutsk Oblast, Lake Baikal, Baryuzinski range nature reserve, Khzokolinia Bay
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Crustomyces expallens (Bres.) Hjortstam
501664Leif Ryvarden   458242003-09-01
Russian Federation, Irkutsk Oblast, Lake Baikal, Baryuzinski range nature reserve, Khzokolinia Bay
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Crustomyces expallens (Bres.) Hjortstam
312608Leif Ryvarden   129201974-04-27
Ghana, Ashanti, Pranum Forest Reserve, ca 110 km SE of Kumasi, 5.7754 -0.2991
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Crustomyces expallens (Bres.) Hjortstam
907319Leif Ryvarden   217851983-09-17
China, Jilin, Chang Bai Shan Forest Reserve Hangcong gou, 41.7449 127.9663, 750m
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Crustomyces Jülich
307630Leif Ryvarden   105251973-02-15
Kenya, Coast, Kwale district, Diani Beach Forest, -4.2167 39.45, 10m
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Crustomyces pini-canadensis (Schwein.) Jülich
902748Stanisław Domański   1960-08-11
Poland, Bieszczady: monte Kiczera prope vicum Ustrzyki Gorne, 49.1093 22.6776
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Crustomyces pini-canadensis (Schwein.) Jülich
902749Leif Ryvarden   151911977-11-10
Spain, Huesca prov.: 11 km N of Hecho, 42.8144 -0.7649, 1100m
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