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Taxa: Trametes versicolor (Agarico-suber versicolor, Bjerkandera versicolor, Coriolus versicolor, Hansenia versicolor, Microporus fuscatus, Microporus nigricans, Microporus versicolor, Ochroporus nigricans, Polyporus fuscatus, Polyporus nigricans, Polyporus versicolor, Polystictus fuscatus, Polystictus ni... (show all)
Search Criteria: Peru; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Trametes versicolor (L.:Fr.) Lloyd
1984563K. P. Dumont   PE 12141976-07-09
Peru, Junín, Ca. 135 Km from Huancayo, on the Satipo-Huancayo Rd., 3292m
NY:NY
Trametes versicolor (L.:Fr.) Lloyd
1984562   s.n.
Peru
NY:NY
Trametes versicolor (L.:Fr.) Lloyd
1984564K. P. Dumont   PE 3541976-06-28
Peru, Junín, Ca 1/2 hr drive from Calabaza toward Concepción, on the Satipo-Conceptión Rd., 2134m

State University of New York, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry Herbarium

SYRF
SYRF0001084C. Vargas   49611945-01-25
Peru, Pillahuata.
SYRF
SYRF0001092C. Vargas   50961945-04-12
Peru, Kilm. 100. F.C.B.H., 2200m
SYRF
SYRF0001110C. Vargas   49611945-01-25
Peru, Pillahuata.

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 224280Vargas-c. C.   50961945-04-12
Peru, Cuzco Dept, Urubamba Prov. km. 100 F. C. S. A, alt. 2200 meters
BPI
BPI 224283Vargas-c. C.   49611945-01-25
Peru, Cuzco Dept, Pavcartambo Prov, Pillahuata alt. 2600 meters
BPI
BPI 224288Soukup J. J.   27061945-03-00
Peru, Huancayo, -13.986111 -72.421667
BPI
BPI 224603Malkin B. Cnhm(Hd)   64-1711964-06-17
Peru, Torentoy Canyon, Base of MACHU Picchu
BPI
BPI 225046Soukup J. J.   1960A1943-03-15
Peru, Huancaya, -12.204438 -75.800137
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