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Taxa: Miladina lecithina (Actinospora megalospora, Actinosporella megalospora, Helotium lecithinum, Humaria aurorea, Humaria lecithina, Inermisia lecithina, Peziza lecithina, Pustularia lecithina)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Copenhagen

C:F
Miladina lecithina (Cooke) Svrček
74921Thomas Laessoe   2005-10-18
Denmark, Sjælland, Tystrup Sø, Frederikskilde, 55.369999 11.54

University of Florida Herbarium

FLAS
Miladina lecithina (Cooke) Svrček
FLAS-F-64195Danny Newman   MO3660572019-06-04
United States, Virginia, Giles, Newport, Sinking Creek

University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium

ILLS
ILLS00115180J.L. Crane   s.n.1966-09-04
United States, Connecticut, Cornwall Bridge, Rt. 7., 41.818706 -73.370953
ILLS
ILLS00115181J.L. Crane   s.n.1966-07-09
United States, Connecticut, Litchfield, Housatonic River, Rt. 7. Cornwall Bridge, 41.57505 -73.4155

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

TU
Miladina lecithina (Cooke) Svrček
TUF109742Karen Hansen;Seppo Huhtinen   2015-09-14
Valga maakond, Märdi küla, 57.971765 26.402483
TU
Miladina lecithina (Cooke) Svrček
TUF134285Wolfgang Schößler   2018-08-12
Hesse, near ""Automeile"", 50.573611 8.719722

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Miladina lecithina (Cooke) Svrček
BPI 879363Moore, R. T.; Kimbrough, J.W.; Korf, R.P.   1960-07-15
United States, New York, McLean In southern inlet stream, Mud Pond, Lloyd-Cornell Preserve

Virginia Tech University, Massey Herbarium - Fungi

VPI
Miladina lecithina (Cooke) Svrček
VPI-F-0005113Danny Newman   MO3660572019-05-09
USA, Virginia, Giles, Sinking Creek, 37.3076 -80.5089
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