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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lycoperdon nigrum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Index of the C.G. Lloyd Mycological Collection Specimens Housed at BPI

BPI
LC07151Semmens E. J.   
Australia
BPI
LC30548Wilson James   
Australia, Victoria
BPI
LC30549Reader   
Australia
BPI
LC30550Reader F. M.   
Australia
BPI
LC30551Reader F. M.   
Australia, Follett Co.
BPI
LC30552Reader F. M.   
Australia, Borung, Victoria
BPI
LC30553Reader F. M.   
Australia, Victoria
BPI
LC30554Reader F. M.   
Australia, Victoria, Boring Co.
BPI
LC30555Turner E. I. Miss   
Australia, South Yucca
BPI
LC30556Reader F. M.   
Australia, Casterton, Victoria
BPI
LC30557Kirtikar K. R.   
India, Bombay
BPI
LC50114Forbes C. N.   
United States, Hawaii

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 709176Reader F. M.   1905-07-25
Australia, Follett Co.
BPI
BPI 709244Reader F. M.   1903-06-22
Australia, Victoria, Boring Co.
BPI
BPI 709246Semmens E. J.   0000-00-00
Australia
BPI
BPI 709250Reader F. M.   1904-07-31
Australia, Borung, Victoria
BPI
BPI 709251Wilson James   0000-00-00
Australia, Victoria, -37.4568 149.8679
BPI
BPI 709252Reader   1896-07-12
Australia
BPI
BPI 709253Reader F. M.   1898-07-03
Australia
BPI
BPI 709254Turner E. I. Miss   0000-00-00
Australia, South Yucca
BPI
BPI 709255Reader F. M.   1904-06-12
Australia, Victoria, -37.4568 149.8679
BPI
BPI 709257Kirtikar K. R.   0000-00-00
India, Bombay, 18.987807 72.836447
BPI
BPI 709258Forbes C. N.   1919-07-00
United States, Hawaii
BPI
BPI 709259Reader F. M.   0000-00-00
Australia, Casterton, Victoria
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Google Map

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