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Taxa: Lactifluus leonardii
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Atlas of Living Australia observation-based fungal data

N/A
Lactifluus leonardii (Stubbe & Verbeken) Stubbe
132807From the records of G. Gates and D. Ratkowsky   2011-05-05
Australia, Tasmania, -40.949987 144.850004
N/A
Lactifluus leonardii (Stubbe & Verbeken) Stubbe
131563From the records of G. Gates and D. Ratkowsky   2011-02-05
Australia, Tasmania, -43.14999 146.783339
N/A
Lactifluus leonardii (Stubbe & Verbeken) Stubbe
134536From the records of G. Gates and D. Ratkowsky   2012-04-22
Australia, Tasmania, -43.14999 146.783339
N/A
Lactifluus leonardii (Stubbe & Verbeken) Stubbe
131748From the records of G. Gates and D. Ratkowsky   2011-03-12
Australia, Tasmania, -42.799989 146.683332

Atlas of Living Australia specimen-based fungal data

N/A-MEL:MEL
Lactifluus leonardii (Stubbe & Verbeken) Stubbe
MEL 2381129AGates, G.M.|Ratkowsky, D.A.   28882014-01-02
Australia, Tasmania, -43.15 146.7666666667

iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat-iNaturalist
Lactifluus leonardii (Stubbe & Verbeken) Stubbe
69122489peterzuidland   2021-02-00
Australia, Victoria, Hazel Park VIC 3966, Australia, -38.6243933101 146.4009991376

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Lactifluus leonardii (Stubbe & Verbeken) Stubbe
PDD 101415Patrick Leonard   2011-02-06
New Zealand, -41.145949 172.187612, 150m

University of Tartu Natural History Museum

TU
Lactifluus leonardii (D.Stubbe & Verbeken) D.Stubbe
TUF116772   2014-12-01
Queensland, Queensland,Daintree, -16.3 145.233333
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