Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Epibryon metzgeriae (Acanthostigma metzgeriae)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations


iNat
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
215413388Matt Unitis   2024-05-12
United States, Washington, Unknown, Olympic National Forest, Hoodsport, WA, US, 47.42156268 -123.3356388

New Zealand Fungarium


PDD:PDD
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
PDD 63927P Dobbeler   1975-08-09
Austria

PDD:PDD
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
PDD 63942H Hertel | P Dobbeler   1975-10-20
Italy

Swedish Museum of Natural History


S
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
F5484H. Hertel & P. Döbbeler   1975-10-20
Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige, Bolzano, Ostalpen, Mendelgebirge, Südtirol, Eppaner Höhenweg, östlich Eppan bei Bozen, zwischen Furglauer Schlucht und Perdonig, 950-1050m

S
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
F47801P. Döbbeler   1975-08-09
Austria, Steiermark, Ostalpen, Grazer Bergland, Steiermark, Gebiet des Hochlantsch, Hänge zwischen Wirtshaus ”Zum Guten Hirten” und Schweiger Alm NE Mixnitz, 1000 - 1100 m

USDA United States National Fungus Collections


BPI
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
BPI 1112407Doebbeler P.   1975-08-09
Austria, Steiermark, Gebiet Des Hochlantsch alt. 1000-1100 meters, between Wirshaus "zum Guten Hirten" and Schweiger Alm Ne Mixnitz

BPI
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
BPI 1112408Hertel H.; Doebbeler P.   1975-10-20
Italy, Eppaner Hoehenweg alt. 950-1050 meters, E. of Eppan near Bozen, between Fuglauer Schlucht and Perdonig, 46.516667 11.366667

BPI
Epibryon metzgeriae (Racov.) Döbbeler
BPI 910387Obermayer W.   122952012-01-06
Austria, Styria, eastern Grazer Bergland Schockl, N of Graz, 2.4 km NNW of St. Radegund, near the cavity ""Schlund""; steep slopes with mixed forest (Abies alpa, Fagus sylvatica, Picea abies, Sorbus aucuparia), on vertical faces of rocks and soil., 47.2 15.47, 1380m


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