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Dataset: BPI
Taxa: Xerotus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Index of the C.G. Lloyd Mycological Collection Specimens Housed at BPI

BPI
Xerotus nigritis
LC16017Baker Chas. H.   
United States, Florida, Orlando
BPI
LC56467Cleland J. B.   
Australia, New South Wales
BPI
Xerotus fuliginosus Berk. & M.A. Curtis
LC57604Duthie Augusta V.   
South Africa
BPI
LC57605Hu H. H.   
China
BPI
LC57606Gee N. Gist   
China, Soochow
BPI
LC57607Semmens E. J.   
Australia
BPI
LC57608Stoward   
Australia, Leedersville
BPI
LC57609Rodway L.   
Australia, Hobart, Tasmania
BPI
LC57612Espinosa M. F.   
Chile, Santiago
BPI
Xerotus vinoufuscus
LC57613Graff   
Unknown
BPI
LC57614   
Philippines
BPI
Xerotus philippinensis
LC57615Servinas V.   
Philippines, Mt. Maquiling, Laguna, Luzon
BPI
LC57616Nelson N. L. T.   
United States, Florida, Gainesville
BPI
LC57617Nelson N. L. T.   
United States, Florida, Gainesville
BPI
LC57618Nelson N. L. T.   
United States, Florida, Gainesville
BPI
LC57619Nelson N. L. T.   
United States, Florida, Gainesville
BPI
LC57620Lloyd C. G.   
United States, Florida, New Smyrna
BPI
LC57621Edwards S. C.   
United States, Florida, Gainesville
BPI
LC57622Burke R. P.   
United States, Alabama, Montgomery
BPI
LC57623Cazenas G.   
Philippines, Los Banos
BPI
LC57624Reinking O. A.   
Philippines, Los Banos
BPI
LC57625Copeland E. B.   
Philippines, Lamas, Bataan Prov, Luzon
BPI
LC57626   
Philippines
BPI
LC57627Langlois A. B.   
United States, Louisiana, St. Martinville
BPI
LC57628Collado E.   
Philippines, Los Banos, Laguna
BPI
LC57629Habaluyas R.   
Philippines, Anos, Los Banos, Laguna
BPI
LC57630Reinking O. A.   
Philippines, Mt. Maquiling, Luzon
BPI
LC57631Habaluyas R.   
Philippines, Anos, Los Banos, Laguna
BPI
LC57632Habaluyas R.   
Philippines, Anos, Los Banos, Laguna
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