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Taxa: Miltidea ceroplasta (Bacidia ceroplasta, Biatora ceroplasta, Lecidea ceroplasta, Patellaria ceroplasta)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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Miltidea ceroplasta (C. Bab.) D.J. Galloway & Hafellner
63350379Melissa Hutchison   2020-05-00
New Zealand, West Coast, Argyle Track, Charleston, Buller District, West Coast, New Zealand, -41.93999 171.4434916667
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Miltidea ceroplasta (C. Bab.) D.J. Galloway & Hafellner
70080716Melissa Hutchison   2020-09-00
New Zealand, Waikato, Maumaupaki, Thames-Coromandel District, Waikato, New Zealand, -36.9813616667 175.5874483333
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Miltidea ceroplasta (C. Bab.) D.J. Galloway & Hafellner
84518575Melissa Hutchison   2021-01-00
New Zealand, Southland, Mt Rakeahua, Stewart Island, Southland, New Zealand, -46.9723173724 167.879539475
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Miltidea ceroplasta (C. Bab.) D.J. Galloway & Hafellner
105305219Melissa Hutchison   2021-04-00
New Zealand, Southland, Rocky Mountain, Stewart Island, Southland, New Zealand, -46.859935 167.9415966667

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

TU
Lecidea ceroplasta (C. Bab.) Hook. f.
TUF079349Leif Tibell   1981-05-18
Hawke's Bay, North Island: Gisborne, Urewera National Park, at Luke Waikaremoana, 1.5 km SE of Lakehouse, along track to Ngamoko Trig, -38.76667 177.16667
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Miltidea ceroplasta (C. Bab.) D.J. Galloway & Hafellner
TUF079350John Alan Elix   1992-04-23
Tasmania, King William Saddle, 14 km SW of Derwent Bridge, -42.21667 146

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 1053362C. C. Frost   s.n.
United States, Vermont
BPI
BPI 1053363C. C. Frost   s.n.
United States, Vermont
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