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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ascozonus cunicularius (Ascozonus argenteus, Comesia cunicularia, Peziza cunicularia, Rutstroemia cunicularia, Ryparobius argenteus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland

British Mycological Society
Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
20548   1978-01-02
United Kingdom, England, 51.83179 -2.65444
British Mycological Society
Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
838265   1904-01-01
United Kingdom, England, Site name unavailable, 53.7212 -1.77417
British Mycological Society
Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
441096   1800-01-01
United Kingdom, England, 52.01159 -2.65706
British Mycological Society
Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
149680   1920-09-01
United Kingdom, England, 51.19261 -3.64709

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Ascozonus cunicularius Renny
BR5020085311483Mouton V.   S.N.
Country unknown

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

L
Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
L.4328761Bas C; Jansen PB   Bas, C; Jansen, PB 2348 a1961-06-13
Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, Peel, west of Helenaveen., 51.412316 5.940631
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Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
L.1150108Lorton J   Lorton, J s.n.
ZZ

University of Florida Herbarium

FLAS
Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
FLAS-F-57491M.B. Spevak   1964-09-28
United States, New York, Schuyler, Alpine, 42.31313 -76.724118
FLAS
Ascozonus cunicularius (Boud.) Marchal
FLAS-F-55858R.P. Korf   1964-10-12
United States, New York, Tompkins, Alpine Junction, Hendershot Gulf, 42.293686 -76.710228
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Google Map

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