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Dataset: PH
Taxa: Naevia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

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PH00301839J. Kunze   s.n.1875-04-00
Germany, Saxony, "Ottiliaeburg" (Sax. Bor.) [= Saxony Borealis, Northern Saxony]
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PH00301838Johs. Kunze   s.n.1875-04-00
Germany, Saxony, "Ottiliaeburg" pr. Islebiam (Sax. Bor.) [= Saxony Borealis, Northern Saxony]
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Naevia seriata (Lib.) Fuckel
PH00315229H. Sydow   s.n.1905-05-02
Germany, Brandenburg: Wannsee bei Berlin
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Naevia pusilla (Lib.) Rehm
PH00315227H. Sydow   s.n.1911-08-18
Germany, Schleswig-Holstein: bei Lakolk, Insel Rom
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Naevia pusilla (Lib.) Rehm
PH00315226H. Sydow   s.n.1911-08-17
Germany, Schleswig-Holstein: bei Kongsmark, Insel Rom
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Naevia pusilla (Lib.) Rehm
PH00315228H. Sydow   s.n.1921-08-11
Germany, Thuringen: Sieglitzteich bei Oberhof
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Naevia tithymalina (Kunze) Rehm
PH00315230H. Sydow   s.n.1911-06-03
Germany, Brandenburg: Leuenberg bei Werneuchen
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Naevia minutissima (Auersw.) Rehm
PH00315222P. Vogel   s.n.1924-05-12
Germany, Brandenburg: Baumschulen zu Tamsel
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PH00315225W. Krieger   s.n.1910-05-08
Germany, Sachsische Schweiz: Kirnitzschtal
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Naevia minutissima (Auersw.) Rehm
PH00315223P. Sydow   s.n.1914-06-04
Germany, Brandenburg: Grafenbruck bei Marienwerder, Nieder-Barnim
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Naevia minutissima (Auersw.) Rehm
PH00315224H. Sydow   s.n.1904-02-22
Germany, Brandenburg: Schlachtensee bei Berlin
PH-ANSP:PH-Type-Fungi
PH00041792H. Rehm   s.n.1875-08-00
Austria, Tyrol, Beim Taschack-Gletscher im Pizthale (Tirol) c. 6200!, 1890m
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