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Taxa: Phaeocollybia graveolens
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Atlas of Living Australia observation-based fungal data

N/A
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
26044Fungimap Recorder Number: 904   1997-07-17
Australia, Western Australia, Denmark, Mt Shadforth Reserve, -34.97833333333333 117.28138888888888
N/A
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
30083Fungimap Recorder Number: 78   1996-06-15
Australia, Western Australia, Mt Shadforth Reserve, nr nw cnr Loc 406, 8 km w of Denmark, -34.96666666666667 117.26666666666667
N/A
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
26043Fungimap Recorder Number: 904   1996-03-15
Australia, Western Australia, Denmark, Mt Shadforth Reserve, -34.97833333333333 117.28138888888888
N/A
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
30084Fungimap Recorder Number: 78   1997-07-17
Australia, Western Australia, Location 406 nw boundary near stream 8km w of Denmark on South Coast Hwy, -34.96666666666667 117.26666666666667

Atlas of Living Australia specimen-based fungal data

N/A-MEL:MEL
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
MEL 2236310ASyme, K.   880/961996-06-15
Australia, Western Australia, Warren, -34.9667 117.2667
N/A-PERTH:PERTH
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
PERTH 5311578Syme, K.   KS 880/961996-03-15
Australia, Western Australia, Mount Shadforth Reserve, Denmark, -34.9783 117.2815
N/A-PERTH:PERTH
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
PERTH 5311586Syme, K.   KS 880/961996-03-15
Australia, Western Australia, Mount Shadforth Reserve, Denmark, -34.9783 117.2815
N/A-PERTH:PERTH
Phaeocollybia graveolens B.J. Rees & K. Syme
PERTH 5767539Syme, K.   KS 931/971997-07-17
Australia, Western Australia, Loc. 406, Denmark, -34.95 117.35
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.