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Taxa: Biatora atroviridis, Biatora atroviridis f. atroviridis, Biatora atroviridis f. dilutescens, Biatora atroviridis f. ocelliformis, Biatora atroviridis f. subglobulosa, Biatora atroviridis var. atroviridis, Biatora atroviridis var. tristicolor
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Tallinn Botanic Garden

TALL
Biatora atroviridis (Arnold) Hellb.
TALL L003807Taimi Piin   1979-09-28
Estonia, Lääne maakond, Estonia maritima orientalis. 10-19 c. Haapsalu rajoon, Vormsi saar. Rumpo. Rumpo-Hullo tee ja mere vaheline loomets.

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

TU
Biatora atroviridis (Arnold) Hellb.
TUF059439Veli Räsänen   1947-05-11
Savonia borealis: Kuopio, Neulaniemi prope Neulalampi
TU
Biatora atroviridis (Arnold) Hellb.
TUF059441Veli Räsänen   1942-10-28
In Tavastia australi, Hollola, Nygard

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 1002061   
Finland
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