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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium
CUP	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf CUP-JA-000387    Japan Full Record Details
CUP	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf CUP-K-1878    Japan, Miyazaki Pref, Kyushu, 38.608056 140.753611 Full Record Details
CUP	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf CUP-K-1879    Japan, Miharayama Mountain Tokyo, Oshima Island, 36.983333 136.766667 Full Record Details
CUP	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf CUP-K-1880    Japan, Shiratori Mt, near Iionmachi, Kirishima National Park, Miyazaki Pref, Kyushu, 40.240344 141.337546 Full Record Details
iNaturalist Research Grade Observations
iNat-iNaturalist	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf 109594712Atsushi Nakajima   2016-07-00 Japan, Kanagawa, 247-0066, 35.3349222222 139.5326083333 Full Record Details
National Mushroom Centre
NMC-FUNGI-NMC:FUNGI	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf NMC/0970Sabitra Pradhan   2019-07-02 Bhutan, Thimphu, Royal Botanical Garden, Serbithang, 27.424722 89.651088, 2448m Full Record Details
NMC-FUNGI-NMC:FUNGI	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf NMC/02193Sabitra Pradhan   1920-10-13 Bhutan, Thimphu, Royal Botanical Garden, Serbithang Full Record Details
NMC-FUNGI-NMC:FUNGI	Ionomidotis frondosa (Kobayasi) Kobayasi & Korf NMC/02274Sabitra Pradhan   1920-05-26 Bhutan, Thimphu, Royal Botanical Garden, Serbithang Full Record Details

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