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Taxa: Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Alysisporium rivoclarinum, Phragmotrichum karstenii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
WSP71047V.A. Melnik   2001-06-02
Finland, Prov. Uusimaa (Nylandia), Helsinki, Kumpula, Botanischer Garten, 60.2 24.96666667, 2 - 10m

Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland

British Mycological Society
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
198288   1958-05-19
United Kingdom, Wales, 53.07512 -4.01662
British Mycological Society
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
198287   1929-05-19
United Kingdom, Wales, 51.9154 -3.38262

New Brunswick Museum

NBM
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
NBM-F-04442Malloch, David   s.n.2009-05-13
Canada, New Brunswick, Charlotte, 1.5 km W of Little Lepreau, Lepreau Parish, 45.13453 -66.49155
NBM
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
NBM-F-04511Malloch, David   s.n.2009-06-14
Canada, New Brunswick, Restigouche, Jacquet River Gorge Protected Natural Area, Bridge over Jacquet River on Archibald Road, 15 km SW of Highway 11, 47.77483 -66.12611
NBM
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
NBM-F-06629Carter, Adrian   AC 10532009-06-04
Canada, Prince Edward Island, Queens, Road off Highland Park Road (paved), 46.162 -63.239
NBM
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
NBM-F-07079Carter, Adrian   AC 15382011-03-24
Canada, Prince Edward Island, Queens, Port-la-Joye-Fort Amherst National Historic Site, 46.1958 -63.1342

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Phragmotrichum rivoclarinum (Peyronel) B. Sutton & Piroz.
PDD 39744P Lambert   1919-03-00
Austria
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