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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Polyporus atrohispidus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Index of the C.G. Lloyd Mycological Collection Specimens Housed at BPI

BPI
LC03578Wilson James   
Australia
BPI
LC03579Stoward   
Australia, Leedersville, West Australia
BPI
LC03580Paul J. T.   
Australia
BPI
LC03581Cleland J. B.   
Australia, Sydney, New South Wales
BPI
LC03582Jarvis E.   
Australia
BPI
LC03583Wilson James   
Australia, Victoria
BPI
LC15193Rodway L.   
Australia, N. Hobart, Tasmania
BPI
LC21443Stoward   
Australia, Leedersville, West Australia
BPI
LC26067Cleland J. B.   
Australia, New South Wales
BPI
LC26068Semmens E. J.   
Australia, Bendigo, Victoria
BPI
LC26069Wilson J.   
Australia, Victoria
BPI
LC26070Cleland J. Burton   
Australia, Adelaide, South Australia

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
BPI 301785Stoward   1928-05-00
Australia, Leedersville, West Australia
BPI
BPI 301789Rodway L.   1928-05-00
Australia, N. Hobart, Tasmania
BPI
BPI 301790Paul J. T.   1928-05-00
Australia
BPI
BPI 301792Wilson James   1928-05-00
Australia, Victoria, -37.4568 149.8679
BPI
BPI 301793Stoward   1928-05-00
Australia, Leedersville, West Australia
BPI
BPI 301799Semmens E. J.   1928-05-00
Australia, Bendigo, Victoria
BPI
BPI 301802Cleland J. Burton   1928-05-00
Australia, Adelaide, South Australia
BPI
BPI 301806Wilson James   1928-05-00
Australia
BPI
BPI 302033Cleland J. B.   1928-05-00
Australia, Sydney, New South Wales
BPI
BPI 302034Jarvis E.   1928-05-00
Australia
BPI
BPI 302035Wilson J.   1928-05-00
Australia, Victoria, -37.4568 149.8679
BPI
BPI 302036Cleland J. B.   1928-05-00
Australia, New South Wales, -32.5 147
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Google Map

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