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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pseudombrophila equina
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland

British Mycological Society
Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
231607   1977-03-01
United Kingdom, England, Site name unavailable, 51.19261 -3.64709
British Mycological Society
Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
236907   1971-03-13
United Kingdom, England, 51.19261 -3.64709
British Mycological Society
Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
232514   1986-01-12
United Kingdom, England, Site name unavailable, 52.37302 -2.07487
British Mycological Society
Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
94639   1986-01-12
United Kingdom, England, 52.37302 -2.07487
British Mycological Society
Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
203981   1977-03-01
United Kingdom, England, 51.19261 -3.64709

Naturalis Biodiversity Center

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Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
L.1148120Unknown   Unknown s.n.
ZZ
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Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
L.1148093Herb Graddon   Herb Graddon s.n.
ZZ
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Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
L.1148094Unknown   Unknown s.n.
ZZ
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Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
L.1148092Herb Graddon   Herb Graddon s.n.
ZZ
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Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
L.1148119Graddon WD   Graddon, WD s.n.
ZZ
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Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
L 0054414Graddon DW   Graddon, DW s.n.1977-03-01
United Kingdom, England, Great Britain, England, Horner Woods, Somerset.

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Pseudombrophila equina (Graddon) Brumm.
F8142G. Wagner   11892-07-00
Germany, Sachsen, Hirschkod (“male”) auf dem gr. Winterberg
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