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Taxa: Macalpinomyces ewartii (Ustilago ewartii)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Atlas of Living Australia specimen-based fungal data

N/A-MEL:MEL
Macalpinomyces ewartii (McAlpine) Vánky & R.G. Shivas
MEL 0227834AHill, G.F.   8311912-04-06
Australia, Northern Territory, Gulf Fall and Uplands, -16.0667 136.3
N/A-MEL:MEL
Macalpinomyces ewartii (McAlpine) Vánky & R.G. Shivas
MEL 1055129AHill, G.F.   s.n.1910-05-22
Australia, Western Australia, Northern Kimberley, -13.9667 126.6
N/A-S:Fungi
Macalpinomyces ewartii (McAlpine) Vánky & R.G. Shivas
F21629Vánky, C.|Vánky, K.   2000-03-13
Australia, Northern Territory

Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
WSP70408R.G. Shivas; I.T. Riley, C. & K. Vanky   2000-03-13
Australia, Northern Territory, 125 km S Darwin, Litchfield National Park, -13.12861111 130.8030556, 160m

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Macalpinomyces ewartii (McAlpine) Vánky & R.G.Shivas
BR5020166396415Shivas R.G., Riley R.T., C. Vanky & K. Vanky   S.N.2000-03-13
Australia, 125 km S Darwin, Litchfield National Park, -13.128611 130.803055

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
PDD 74751RG Shivas | IT Riley | C Vanky | K Vanky   2000-03-13
Australia, -13.128611 130.803056, 160m

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Macalpinomyces ewartii (McAlpine) Vánky & R. G. Shivas
F21629R. G. Shivas, I. T. Riley, C. & K. Vánky   2000-03-13
Australia, Northern Territory, Australia, Northern Territory: 125 km S Darwin, Litchfield National Park. 13°07'43” S, 130°48'11” E. Alt. 160 m.
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