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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Rutstroemia megalospora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales

BAFC-H
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
BAFC-FUNGI-20145Gamundí, I.; Pujals, C.   1958-04-23
Argentina, Río Negro, Bariloche, Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi, alrededores de Puerto Blest
BAFC-H
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
BAFC-FUNGI-20384Gamundí, I.; Pujals, C.   1958-04-30
Argentina, Neuquén, Los Lagos, Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi, Villa La Angostura

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
03426617   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426618   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426619   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426620   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426621   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426622   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426623   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426624   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426625   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426626   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426627   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426628   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426629   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426630   
NY:NY
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
3426632   

University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
Rutstroemia megalospora (Speg.) Gamundí
267343A. H. Smith   343331950-06-23
USA, Wyoming, University of Wyoming Science Camp.
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