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Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium
BR	Ramonia microspora Vezda BR5030056183490Gandjar T.   S.N. Indonesia Full Record Details
BR	Ramonia microspora Vezda BR5030056184527Gandjar T.   S.N. Indonesia Full Record Details
BR	Ramonia microspora Vezda BR5030056181434Aptroot A.   41778A Brazil Full Record Details
BR	Ramonia microspora Vezda BR5030056182462Gandjar T.   S.N. Indonesia Full Record Details
BR	Ramonia microspora Vezda BR5030056185555Gandjar T.   S.N. Indonesia Full Record Details
BR	Ramonia microspora Vezda BR5030056180406Aptroot A.   38651 Papua New Guinea Full Record Details
Mushroom Observer
MUOB	Ramonia microspora Vězda MUOB 230912Jason Hollinger   MUOB 2309122014-11-04 United States, Virginia, Gloucester, 37.3454 -76.5436, 15 - 15m Full Record Details
Swedish Museum of Natural History
S	Ramonia microspora V?zda L35636Göran Thor   2006 b1981-02-17 United States, Louisiana, Louisiana, St. Tammany parish, c. 40 km N of New Orleans, Fountainebleau state park, N shore of Lake Pontchartrain. In Taxodium, Nissa forest near the lake. 30°20'N 90°03'W. Full Record Details
S	Ramonia microspora V?zda F162964James C. Lendemer, Sean Q. Beeching & Malcolm Hodges   21693 Lendemer2009-12-22 United States, Georgia, United States of America. Georgia. Candler County.: Fifteen Creek Preserve, E side of Fifteenmile Creek just S of I-16. Lat. 32° 21’ 41’’N, Long. 82° 01’ 57’’W - Full Record Details
University of Tartu Natural History Museum
TU	Ramonia microspora Vezda TUF045899James Colin Lendemer;Sean Q. Beeching;Malcolm Hodges   2009-12-22 Candler County.: Fifteenmile Creek Preserve, E side of Fifteenmile Creek just S of I-16., 32.36139 -82.0325 Full Record Details

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