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Taxa: Myriangium bambusae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Indian Ascomycetes Fungal Database

IASD
IASD1040   1913-00-00
India, Panhala,Kolhapur (all MS)

Instituto Anchietano de Pesquisas/UNISINOS

PACA
22323Rick   1905-00-00
Brasil, RS
PACA
20652Rick   1904-00-00
Brasil, RS
PACA
20653Rick   1905-00-00
Brasil, RS

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
210022   1931-01-01
TNS:F
185463   1937-05-09
Miyazaki, 31.93111 131.42464
TNS:F
210024   
Tokyo, 35.653 139.69072
TNS:F
210023   1908-05-01
Tokyo, 35.653 139.69072
TNS:F
207859   1922-08-01
Tokyo, 35.71008 139.66753
TNS:F
195673   1935-03-30
Chiba, 34.96922 139.79787
TNS:F
192297   1937-06-10
Tokyo, 35.62522 139.70578
TNS:F
192298   1937-06-10
Tokyo, 35.62522 139.70578
TNS:F
192299   1937-06-10
Tokyo, 35.62522 139.70578
TNS:F
192300   1937-06-10
Tokyo, 35.62722 139.69897

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
02978899F. L. Tai   Herb. No.9791929-12-00
China

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 684206Tai F. L.   1929-12-00
China, Nanking, 32.061667 118.777778
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Google Map

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