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Taxa: Moreaua caustidis (Tolyposporium caustidis)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Atlas of Living Australia specimen-based fungal data

N/A-S:Fungi
Moreaua caustidis (Vánky) Vánky
F37939Vánky, C.|Vánky, K.   1996-03-23
Australia, New South Wales

Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
WSP70719C. Vanky; K. Vanky   1996-03-23
Australia, New South Wales, c. 85 km W.N.W. Sydney, Blue Mts, pr. Bilpin, 2-4 km on Mountain Lagoon Track, -32.66666667 152.5, 600m

Fungal Collections at the Botanische Staatssammlung München

M:BSMfungicoll
Moreaua caustidis (V√°nky) V√°nky
M-0216172 / 592933 / 265973V√°nky, C.   1996-03-23
Australia, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA: New South Wales, c. 85 km W.N.W. Sydney, Blue Mts, pr. Bilpin, 2-4 km on Mountain Lagoon Track. c. 32°40' S, 152°30' E. Alt.c. 600 m., -33.497948 150.52153

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
Moreaua caustidis (Vánky) Vánky
116594   1996-03-17

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
PDD 66955C Vanky | K Vanky   1996-03-23
Australia

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Moreaua caustidis (Vánky) Vánky
F37939C. & K. Vánky   1996-03-23
Australia, New South Wales, Australia New South Wales, c. 85 km W. N. W. Sydney, Blue Mts, pr. Bilpin, 2-4 km on Mountain Lagoon Track, c. 32°40' S, 152°30' E, alt. c. 600 m.

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 845382Vanky, C.; Vanky, K.   1996-03-23
Australia, New South Wales, c. 85 km W.N.W. Sydney, Blue Mountains, near Bilpin 2-4 km on Mountain Lagoon Track, -32.666666667 152.5, 600m
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Google Map

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