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Taxa: Marasmius subruforotula
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
BR5020011517712Pynaert L.   14471907-06-15
Congo, Democratic Republic of the, Eala, 0.05 18.316667
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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
BR5020112934265De Kesel A.   25591999-06-07
Benin, Niaouli, 6.733816 2.139016
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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
BR5020011767308Buyck B.   13611984-04-08
Congo, Democratic Republic of the, Kisangani; NNE (5 Km) van Batiabongena, 0.516667 25.183333
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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
BR5020011514681Louis J.   152351939-06-19
Congo, Democratic Republic of the, A 20 Km au NE de Yambao, 0.983333 24.45
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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
BR5020126425346De Kesel A.   28722000-06-29
Benin, Niaouli; Bas-Fond, 6.743833 2.129333
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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
BR5020011515695Pynaert L.   16081907-07-00
Congo, Democratic Republic of the, Eala, 0.05 18.316667
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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
BR5020011516708Pynaert L.   16071907-07-00
Congo, Democratic Republic of the, Eala, 0.05 18.316667

Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle

PC-MNHN:PC
Marasmius subruforotula Singer
PC0090709Buyck, B.|&, all.   1997-01-01
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Marasmius subruforotula Singer
PC0090705Buyck, B.|Eyssartier, G.|Moreau, P.-A.   1997-01-29

San Francisco State University, Harry D. Thiers Herbarium

SFSU
SFSU-F-025237N. Wannathes   1402003-08-29
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, Sangasabhasri Lane to Huai Kok Ma village., 18.806667 98.91, 1146m
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