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Taxa: Cystostereum heteromorphum (Crustomyces heteromorphus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Arizona, Gilbertson Mycological Herbarium, specimen-based

ARIZ
ARIZ-M-AN10442Robert L. Gilbertson   221291998-11-18
USA, Hawaii, South Hilo Dist., Scenic Dr.

University of Gothenburg

GB
GB-0084457Pilat, Albert   1930-07-00
Ukraine, Zakarpatska oblast
GB
GB-0084458Hallenberg, Nils & Hallenberg, Laia & Danesh-Pashuuh, Bahman   27121978-05-10
Iran, Mazandaran

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

TU
Crustomyces heteromorphus (Hallenb.) Hjortstam
TUF124341Alessandro Saitta   2014-05-18
Palermo,Rifugio CAS Monte dei Cervi, 37.87619 13.98549
TU
Crustomyces heteromorphus (Hallenb.) Hjortstam
TUF124342Alessandro Saitta   2013-04-12
Messina, Parco dei Nebrodi, 37.87966 14.60529
TU
Crustomyces heteromorphus (Hallenb.) Hjortstam
TUF124343Alessandro Saitta   2012-07-10
Palermo,Monte Mufara, 37.87351 14.01658

USDA Forest Service, Center for Forest Mycology Research

CFMR
Crustomyces heteromorphus (Hallenb.) Hjortstam
54939A. Saitta   AS-1222011-07-10
Italy, Sicily, Monte Mufara
CFMR
Crustomyces heteromorphus (Hallenb.) Hjortstam
54944A. Saitta   AS-5452014-05-18
Italy, Sicily, Rifugio C.A.I. Monte dei Cervi
CFMR
Crustomyces heteromorphus (Hallenb.) Hjortstam
54955A. Saitta   AS-9772013-04-12
Italy, Sicily, Bosco Sambuchello, Parco dei Nebrodi

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 1105985Pilat A.   1930-07-00
Czechoslovakia, Jalinka, Kosovska
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