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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Periconia britannica
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland

British Mycological Society
272021   1989-06-11
United Kingdom, England, 52.18815 -0.90434
British Mycological Society
852157   1995-05-20
United Kingdom, England, 53.70398 0.04362
British Mycological Society
530164   2000-06-16
United Kingdom, England, 51.74189 -2.65314
British Mycological Society
271386   1988-11-06
United Kingdom, England, 52.18671 -0.7581
British Mycological Society
582465   2000-06-29
United Kingdom, England, 51.7426 -2.50831
British Mycological Society
98323   1973-02-19
United Kingdom, England, Site name unavailable, 52.28294 -1.78154
British Mycological Society
699755   1997-04-27
United Kingdom, England, 52.28131 -1.3418
British Mycological Society
237876   1977-12-16
United Kingdom, England, 52.19268 -1.63569
British Mycological Society
604921   2000-06-07
United Kingdom, England, 53.63036 -1.47222
British Mycological Society
683127   1988-07-10
United Kingdom, England, 52.97043 0.75353
British Mycological Society
582466   2000-08-04
United Kingdom, England, 51.74189 -2.65314

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Periconia britannica M.B.Ellis
BR5020049537676Ruysseveldt H.   S.N.1995-11-28
Belgium, De Moeren
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