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Dataset: PDD
Taxa: Leptothyrium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New Zealand Fungarium

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PDD 23236Joan Marjorie Dingley   1964-02-14
New Zealand, -42.477236 173.523448
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PDD 56781Joan Marjorie Dingley   1971-05-13
New Zealand, -36.965526 174.612908
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PDD 26448S Dawes   1968-11-00
New Zealand, -41.216251 174.933431
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PDD 93950P Rheinländer   2007-03-07
New Zealand, -37.553007 175.906544
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PDD 16664DW McKenzie   1956-10-00
New Zealand, -36.881062 174.619898
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PDD 34184Joan Marjorie Dingley   1975-12-19
New Zealand, -36.876045 174.79838
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PDD 10305James Robert Weir | AS Rhoads   1920-05-12
United States, 48.183333 -116.909444
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PDD 71521W Colenso   
New Zealand
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PDD 51119A Ludwig   1923-08-30
Germany, 50.861111 11.051944
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Leptothyrium alneum (Pers. ex Lév.) Sacc.
PDD 51120H Rupprecht   1923-08-07
Germany
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Leptothyrium punctiforme Berk. & M.A. Curtis
PDD 28926J Dearness   1912-09-20
Canada
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Leptothyrium punctiforme Berk. & M.A. Curtis
PDD 28927J Dearness   1913-09-15
Canada
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Leptothyrium eupatorii
PDD 37988F Petrak   1937-06-00
Czechoslovakia, 49.55 17.73
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PDD 37989G v Moesz   1916-07-00
Czechoslovakia
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PDD 51947P Sydow   1910-07-07
Germany, 52.361944 13.008056
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PDD 52185H Sydow   1907-05-03
Germany
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Leptothyrium similisporum (Ellis & Davis) Davis
PDD 28928JJ Davis   1924-09-13
Canada
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PDD 61188F Petrak   1939-04-00
Austria
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Leptothyrium castaneae (Spreng.) Sacc.
PDD 61121M Steiner   1966-04-29
Italy
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PDD 47405A Ludwig   1921-04-06
Germany, 51.608333 7.933333
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Leptothyrium mercurialis Kabát & Bubák
PDD 51246H Sydow | P Sydow   1918-03-30
Germany, 52.361944 13.008056
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PDD 62298P Vogel   1904-01-04
Germany
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