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Dataset: TNS-F
Taxa: Hydnum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
205812   1937-10-27
Tokyo, 35.66784 139.22722
TNS:F
203093   1921-08-06
Wakayama, Nishimuro-gun, 33.7085 135.44655
TNS:F
57839   2013-10-09
36.710114 138.495111
TNS:F
26627   
Hyogo, 34.84325 134.93994
TNS:F
189034   1932-09-12
Iwate, 39.71036 141.15524
TNS:F
44409   2011-09-15
Hokkaido, Maruyama, 43 141
TNS:F
203119   1909-10-16
Miyagi, 38.31133 140.99939
TNS:F
25672   1987-11-15
Saitama, Hiki-gun, 36.07178 139.22639
TNS:F
203084   1914-09-13
Miyagi, 38.25994 140.84802
TNS:F
200694   1930-11-01
Wakayama, Nishimuro-gun, 33.67008 135.35614
TNS:F
204074   1916-10-18
Gunma, 36.22519 138.89224
TNS:F
45404   2011-10-10
34.51556 131.47925
TNS:F
58764   2013-09-25
Ibaraki, Tsukuba Botanical Garden, 36.100098 140.11175
TNS:F
55321   1990-09-25
Iwate, 39.95592 140.88458
TNS:F
29096   2009-10-11
Iwate, 39.995944 140.939389
TNS:F
209104   1941-10-04
Nagano, Kiso-gun, 35.62053 137.61383
TNS:F
201063   1936-09-20
Tokyo, 35.82555 139.1922
TNS:F
204066   1922-11-05
Tottori, 35.52369 134.23853
TNS:F
24439   1996-10-05
Gifu, 35.98695 137.53491
TNS:F
29094   2009-10-11
Iwate, 39.995944 140.939389
TNS:F
26589   1951-10-18
Tokyo, Nishitama-gun, 35.83864 139.04744
TNS:F
237738   1997-10-05
Tokyo, 35.79903 139.25803
TNS:F
30446   1933-08-22
Hokkaido, 42.73186 141.30759
TNS:F
203099   1918-10-13
Miyagi, 38.31133 140.99939
TNS:F
26620   1951-10-02
Gunma, 36.64328 139.0403
TNS:F
208244   1940-09-06
Nagano, 36.03819 138.23308
TNS:F
19316   1992-11-07
Ishikawa, 37.04189 136.86952
TNS:F
170633   1992-08-29
Hokkaido, Shari-gun, 43.99092 145.0174
TNS:F
41862   2008-10-12
35.39034 133.53389
TNS:F
71011   2014-09-15
Yamanashi, Minamitsuru, 35.47739 138.70413
TNS:F
203167   1912-10-13
Miyagi, 38.28275 140.80608
TNS:F
205804   1937-10-09
Tokyo, 35.66784 139.22722
TNS:F
19314   1981-10-10
Ishikawa, 36.10828 136.75378
TNS:F
32876   2008-10-23
Ibaraki, 36.10239 140.11363
TNS:F
204098   1918-10-26
Iwate, 39.18184 141.30864
TNS:F
35275   1990-11-11
35.80564 139.99184
TNS:F
7290   1919-10-28
Okayama, 34.60547 133.77522
TNS:F
60173   2013-09-29
Hiroshima, Yamagata-gun, YokogoMt.Osora, 34.600139 132.1429
TNS:F
203090   1916-11-07
Mie, 35.04822 136.67145
TNS:F
204060   1917-09-27
Iwate, 39.18184 141.30864
TNS:F
41535   1997-10-08
Ibaraki, 36.45708 140.43341
TNS:F
203158   1922-11-18
Tottori, 35.47597 134.24831
TNS:F
201027   1936-09-06
Tokyo, 35.62197 139.24675
TNS:F
212153   1943-10-20
Fukushima, 37.44909 140.80269
TNS:F
26591   1978-10-20
Mie, 34.4743 136.24158
TNS:F
19311   1953-10-01
Ishikawa, 36.51622 136.67467
TNS:F
26587   1958-09-19
Yamagata, Nishimurayama-gun, 38.2907 140.073
TNS:F
19326   1992-11-08
Ishikawa, 37.04189 136.86952
TNS:F
170822   1992-08-28
Hokkaido, Menashi-gun, 44.02831 145.17097
TNS:F
19324   1980-08-15
Ishikawa, 36.10828 136.75378
TNS:F
200541   1933-10-23
Tokyo, 35.68436 139.442
TNS:F
32862   2008-09-25
Ibaraki, 36.227889 140.101722
TNS:F
34236   2009-11-24
Ibaraki, Tsukubasan, 36.28133 140.09042
TNS:F
200613   1934-09-30
Chiba, 35.159 140.15555
TNS:F
59890   2013-07-17
Tochigi, Nikko Laboratory Fisheries Research Agency, 36.7548 139.4512
TNS:F
36541   2010-10-20
Nara, Yoshino, 34.259278 136.099056
TNS:F
203085   1917-10-01
Iwate, 39.1242 141.1311
TNS:F
207215   1939-08-30
Yamanashi, 35.72228 138.77594
TNS:F
36899   2010-10-10
33.83692 132.763
TNS:F
19325   1983-08-14
Ishikawa, 36.27394 136.69302
TNS:F
204091   1918-06-19
Iwate, 39.18911 141.18106
TNS:F
189036   1932-09-08
Iwate, 39.71914 141.14409
TNS:F
203157   1915-10-01
TNS:F
19312   1976-10-04
Ishikawa, Housu-gun, 37.30528 136.98108
TNS:F
204088   1916-12-01
Ehime, Kita-gun, 33.56567 132.80847
TNS:F
201065   1936-09-20
Tokyo, 35.82555 139.1922
TNS:F
36545   2010-10-20
Nara, Yoshino, 34.263972 136.107306
TNS:F
21135   1989-09-29
Nagano, Kamiina-gun, 35.62928 137.95656
TNS:F
205680   1937-08-01
Hokkaido, 43.0773 141.53792
TNS:F
207037   1938-10-23
Shiga, 35.28128 136.28703
TNS:F
204101   1911-10-13
Gunma, Seta-gun, 36.41053 139.1998
TNS:F
36402   2010-10-12
Ehime, 33.454306 132.674083
TNS:F
19327   2001-10-28
Ishikawa, 36.43553 136.55069
TNS:F
200566   1933-10-23
Tokyo, 35.68436 139.442
TNS:F
203142   1923-10-01
Iwate, Ninohe-gun, 40.07156 141.21063
TNS:F
36501   2010-10-17
Kyoto, 35 136
TNS:F
61144   
Hokkaido, 43.2315 142.42595
TNS:F
39630   2011-06-19
Ibaraki, Tsukuba Botanical Garden, 36.10239 140.11363
TNS:F
204082   1919-08-10
Gunma, 36.42994 139.11922
TNS:F
25832   1978-10-18
Mie, 34.48397 136.70673
TNS:F
26583   1973-01-25
Okinawa, Shimajiri-gun, 26.3605 126.7485
TNS:F
26616   1940-09-26
Tochigi, 36.75147 139.58888
TNS:F
Hydnum chrysodon Berk. & M.A. Curtis
200991   1930-07-15
Tokyo, 35.653 139.69072
TNS:F
70053   2015-09-26
Saitama, 36.0686 139.364199
TNS:F
189035   1932-11-28
Iwate, 39.73878 141.15306
TNS:F
7833   1998-10-25
Kagawa, Ayauta-gun, 34.1585 133.99577
TNS:F
4656   2001-09-16
Tokyo, 35.79903 139.25803
TNS:F
74094   2015-11-29
Ibaraki, Tsukuba Botanical Garden, 36.10239 140.11363
TNS:F
35220   1990-10-28
36.53444 140.33955
TNS:F
32004   1933-08-22
Hokkaido, 42.73186 141.30759
TNS:F
19330   2003-09-20
Ishikawa, 36.2565 136.84602
TNS:F
26618   1940-09-27
Tochigi, 36.76428 139.45772
TNS:F
30442   1931-08-16
Miyagi, 38.22486 140.78934
TNS:F
204061   1920-09-26
Iwate, 38.97986 141.68912
TNS:F
32864   2008-09-25
Ibaraki, 36.234583 140.101722
TNS:F
205821   1915-06-10
Gunma, 36.45997 139.16814
TNS:F
204067   1919-10-19
Oita, 33.32225 130.95322
TNS:F
24438   1994-09-27
Hokkaido, 42.75631 141.40758
TNS:F
204103   1912-10-01
Aichi, 34.8322 137.07303
TNS:F
189033   1935-09-22
Iwate, Iwate-gun, 39.97133 141.22765
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