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Indian Ascomycetes Fungal Database
IASD	Lecideopsella atra var. eugeniae A.B. Pawarn & M.S. Patil ex A. Pande [as 'atrum'], IASD809   2008-00-00 India, Patgaon (Kolhapur) (MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella atra A. Pande [as 'atrum'], IASD810   2008-00-00 India, Shelap, Vishalgad (all MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella aurantiaca (Ellis & G. Martin) A. Pande, IASD811   2008-00-00 India, Amboli (MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella bakeri (Syd. & P. Syd.) A. Pande, IASD812   2008-00-00 India, Amba; Amboli; Gaganbawda (all MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella gelatinosa var. longispora (A.B. Pawar & M.S. Patil) A. Pande, IASD813   2008-00-00 India, Vihsalgad (Kolahapur)(MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella gelatinosa H hn., Sber. Akad. Wiss. Wien, IASD814   1909-00-00 India, Kas (Satara) (MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella hyalina A. Pande [as 'hyalinum'], IASD815   2008-00-00 India, Patgaon (Kolhapur) (MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella trinidadensis (F. Stevens) A. Pande [as 'trinidanensis'], IASD816   2008-00-00 India, Amba, Amboli (all MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Lecideopsella ugandensis Hansf., IASD817   1946-00-00 India, Patgaon,Kolhapur,Amboli (all MS) Full Record Details
IASD	Schizothyrium crenulatae S.K. Bose, (1962) IASD1401   1962-00-00 India, Sholayar (Kerala); Malakkapara (kerala) Full Record Details
IASD	Schizothyrium salvadorae (K. Ramakr.) A. Pande, IASD1404   2008-00-00 India, Ennore (Chennai, TN) Full Record Details

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