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Dataset: TU-
Taxa: Exidiopsis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Tartu Natural History Museum

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TUF116525Leho Tedersoo   2014-08-11
Chiang Mai, Chiang Dao NW, 19.41 98.86
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Exidiopsis calcea (Pers.) K. Wells
TUF113262A. V. Ordynets   2013-05-17
Saare maakond, Viidu village vicinities, Viidumae Ecological Reserve, 58.28167 22.13889
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TUF100604Franz Oberwinkler   2006-09-22
Järva maakond, Kurisoo Nature Reserve, Rava forestry, square 212, 59.12667 25.77
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Exidiopsis calcea (Pers.) K. Wells
TUF101457Irja Saar   2009-05-09
Harju maakond, Juminda peninsula, Naskali bay, 59.6212 25.51592
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TUF110067Leho Tedersoo   2008-10-04
-0.683 -76.4
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TUF135128Anton Savchenko   2017-05-06
Võru maakond, 57.554745 26.52409
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TUF135121Anton Savchenko   2017-05-04
Võru maakond, 57.587785 26.781557
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Exidiopsis calcea (Pers.) K. Wells
TUF126688Raido Kont   2020-12-29
Neeruti, VEP RK 16
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TUF135125Anton Savchenko   2017-05-05
Võru maakond, 57.546673 26.579572
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