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Taxa: Ascolectus albus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Ascolectus albus Samuels & Rogerson
00914068G. J. Samuels   GJS 84-2751984-03-15
Brazil, Track leading SE from camp, vic. Rio Janari, 60 - 60m

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Ascolectus albus Samuels & Rogerson
BPI 1109332Samuels G. J.   14821991-06-00
Venezuela, Amazonas alt. ca. 140 meters, 00d50'n,66d10'w, along Mawarinuma River just Outside Canon Grande, vicinity of Neblina Base Camp, Low Primary Forest on White sand
BPI
Ascolectus albus Samuels & Rogerson
BPI 881239Samuels, G. J.   14821984-04-00
Venezuela, Amazonas Dpto. Rio Negro, Along Rio Mawarinuma, just outside Canon Grande, vicnity of Neblina base camp N0° 50' W66° 10', low primary forest on white sand, 140m
BPI
Ascolectus albus Samuels & Rogerson
BPI 882739Samuels, G. J.   GJS 89452001-06-30
Cameroon, S of Yaounde, vic. Mbelmaje, Mbalmayo Forest Reserve, in secondary forest with heavy understory, Lat/Long Verbatim: N03°25.269?, E11°29.269?, 657m
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