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Taxa: Dendrothele biapiculata (Acanthophysium biapiculatum, Aleurodiscus biapiculatus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Atlas of Living Australia specimen-based fungal data

N/A-MEL:MEL
Dendrothele biapiculata (G. Cunn.) P.A. Lemke
MEL 2308049ACann, H.J.   21741969-05-24
Australia, Queensland, South Eastern Queensland, -23.85 151.25
N/A-MEL:MEL
Dendrothele biapiculata (G. Cunn.) P.A. Lemke
MEL 2308060ACann, H.J.   24121969-11-14
Australia, New South Wales, NSW North Coast, -31.6 152.4667
N/A-MEL:MEL
Dendrothele biapiculata (G. Cunn.) P.A. Lemke
MEL 2308068ACann, H.J.   [2899 (3)]1972-10-13
Australia, South Australia, Flinders Lofty Block, -34.4667 139

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
PDD 17457SD Brook | PJ Brook   1956-04-00
New Zealand, -41.802851 172.326685
PDD:PDD
Dendrothele biapiculata (G. Cunn.) P.A. Lemke
PDD 111749Harold H. Burdsall, Jr.   2000-03-07
New Zealand, -52.543333 169.15
PDD:PDD
Dendrothele biapiculata (G. Cunn.) P.A. Lemke
PDD 111761Harold H. Burdsall, Jr.   2000-03-09
New Zealand, -52.547932 169.143005

USDA Forest Service, Center for Forest Mycology Research

CFMR
Dendrothele biapiculata (G. Cunn.) P.A. Lemke
5105H.H. Burdsall, Jr.   HHB-180662000-03-09
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Tucker Cove-Perserverance Harbor
CFMR
Dendrothele biapiculata (G. Cunn.) P.A. Lemke
18130H.H. Burdsall, Jr.   HHB-180122000-03-07
New Zealand, Campbell Island, Frilly Fern Gulch - Perserverance Harbor

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 285875Brook S. D.; Brook P. J.   1956-04-28
New Zealand, Nelson, Murchison alt. 170 meters
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