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Taxa: Inonotus australiensis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Atlas of Living Australia specimen-based fungal data

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CANB 569374.1Lepp, H.   3581990-04-22
Australia, New South Wales, -32.3333 151.9167

University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium

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906275W. Green   33711953-05-26
Australia, Queensland, Lamington Nat. Park Bana Buna, -28.217 153.15
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906279R. Coveny   13/19821982-04-17
Australia, New South Wales, Pennat Hills Cumberland Forest, -33.7459 151.0374
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906280M. Jox   30 (1985)1985-03-12
Australia, New South Wales, Brigde Hill Redge Myall Lakes National Park near seal Rocks
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919312R. Coveny   33(1982)1982-04-24
Australia, North of Windsor: Iori Creek, Wollemi National Park
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906274H. J. Caner   CSIRO No 92781963-07-04
Australia, New South Wales, Friday Creek
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906272M. Blackwell   1955-04-18
Australia, New South Wales, Lindfiled, -33.7789 151.1573
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