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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Trametes hispidans
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 28086   
Australia
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Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 13535JM Mitchell   1953-08-00
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 13538E Volck   1953-10-00
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 12263JH Willis   1936-01-00
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 15305JB Cleland   1919-05-00
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 14931W Pont   1955-04-00
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 15105MI Blackwell   1952-00-00
Australia, -33.865 151.209444
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 13216JB Cleland   1917-08-00
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 13171AG Floyd   1954-01-00
Papua New Guinea
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 12844W Pont   1953-08-00
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 20293JH Willis   1935-02-22
Australia
PDD:PDD
Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
PDD 12398W Pont   1953-06-00
Australia

University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium

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Trametes hispidans Berk. ex G. Cunn.
912627R. E. Beever, P. K. Buchanan   89/0071989-02-08
New Zealand, Auckland, North Island: Auckland City, Western Springs Park, -36.8641 174.7238

University of Washington Herbarium

WTU
Trametes hispidans Bark. ex G. Cunn.
WTU-F-015920Susan D. Libonati-Barnes   13431977-10-06
U.S.A., Washington, Kittitas, Cle Elum, The Pines., 47.19556 -120.93806
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