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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ganoderma tsunodae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium

AAFC:DAOM
125224K. Aoshima   1953-10-00
Japan, Yamagata Pref., [not on label]

Ibaraki Nature Museum

INM
220439   1995-09-26
Ibaraki

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
208380   1940-11-08
TNS:F
41786   2008-10-12
35.39034 133.53389
TNS:F
39172   2010-07-24
40.65833 140.98483
TNS:F
60709   2013-08-11
Aomori, 40.65833 140.98483
TNS:F
48687   2012-09-30
Niigata, 37.09505 138.62402
TNS:F
39956   2008-09-14
Ishikawa, 36.15356 136.77133
TNS:F
205818   1937-08-11
Akita, 40.02908 140.47362
TNS:F
201578   1917-08-24
Iwate, 38.95797 140.79181
TNS:F
201576   1921-08-12
Oita, 32.98642 131.34026
TNS:F
13294   1981-08-15
Ishikawa, 36.14908 136.73869
TNS:F
13296   1999-07-30
Ishikawa, 36.25994 136.70081
TNS:F
13295   1993-10-09
Ishikawa, 36.53089 136.74103
TNS:F
12944   2001-07-21
Aomori, 40.69328 140.93848
TNS:F
12863   1995-08-02
Ehime, 33.94242 132.85249
TNS:F
12837   2005-08-13
Hiroshima, Yamagata-gun, 34.68572 132.23889
TNS:F
12962   2002-08-08
Miyagi, Kurokawa-gun, 38.47005 140.72672
TNS:F
11724   1981-08-15
Ishikawa, 36.3797 136.6209
TNS:F
11726   1992-10-09
Ishikawa, 36.53089 136.74103
TNS:F
11727   1999-07-31
Ishikawa, 36.25994 136.70081
TNS:F
11725   1981-08-15
Ishikawa, 36.3797 136.6209
TNS:F
4222   1982-08-07
Akita, 39.7897 140.49428
TNS:F
4221   1980-08-15
Ishikawa, 36.172 136.62886

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
02776289   

University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium

O
913450Imazeki   7731948-08-17
Japan, Hokkaidô, Esashi-gun
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