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Taxa: Stereum roseum
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Index of the C.G. Lloyd Mycological Collection Specimens Housed at BPI

BPI
LC06306Yasuda A.   
Japan, Mt. Mikuma, Awaji Prov.

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
203004   1913-07-05
Aichi, 34.90122 137.11853
TNS:F
30473   1986-06-06
Ibaraki, 36.10239 140.11363
TNS:F
11160   1918-10-17
Miyagi, 38.28494 140.73131
TNS:F
206987   1939-01-15
Shiga, 35.042 135.8513
TNS:F
206989   1934-05-07
Shiga, 34.89383 135.88391
TNS:F
205632   1937-07-11
Gunma, 36.46064 139.33461
TNS:F
203533   1917-11-16
Miyagi, 38.74117 140.71049
TNS:F
203540   1920-05-28
Oita, 33.21653 130.97115
TNS:F
203541   1920-05-28
Oita, 33.21653 130.97115
TNS:F
203538   1920-05-20
Hyogo, 34.95153 134.52942
TNS:F
203534   1919-06-25
Gunma, 36.50853 139.14653
TNS:F
203535   1921-11-14
Niigata, 37.17694 138.61139
TNS:F
203539   1918-03-17
Hyogo, 34.32733 134.91214
TNS:F
203536   1922-05-12
Nagano, 36.27708 138.34616
TNS:F
203000   1918-06-23
Miyagi, 38.25994 140.84802
TNS:F
200212   1932-06-12
Kanagawa, 35.61811 139.56436
TNS:F
200151   1932-05-22
Kanagawa, 35.33994 139.24719
TNS:F
199124   1985-05-15
Tokyo, 35.63631 139.72298

University of Vermont, Pringle Herbarium, Macrofungi

VT
UVMVT301253W. Epps   2601937-11-16
United States, New York, Tompkins, McLean Preserve, 42.549089 -76.266271

USDA Forest Service, Center for Forest Mycology Research

CFMR
30806   S9a

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 275447Yasuda A.   1923-06-10
Japan, Sendai, 38.25 140.866667
BPI
BPI 275448Yasuda A.   1923-06-10
Japan, Sendai, 38.25 140.866667
BPI
BPI 328827Yasuda A.   1919-08-25
Japan, Mt. Mikuma, Awaji Prov.
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