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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Taxa: Helicobasidiaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

UPS:BOT
Helicobasidium (Tul.) Pat.
F-006756Jacob Eriksson   1899-10-00
Sweden, Uppland, Stockholm, Experimentalfältet
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Helicobasidium (Tul.) Pat.
F-016223Åke Strid   1998-10-03
Sweden, Öland, Högsrum, Rönnerums naturreservat, S om Odens flisor, det mesta O om Lundstorp
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Tuberculina Tode ex Sacc.
F-171357H. Wittmann   1996-09-12
Austria, Salzburg, Pongau, valley Salzachtal, reion btween Tenneck and Bischofshofen, 2 km SSE of Werfen, mouth of the creek Imlau-Bach in the river Salzach, village Imlau, near the inn Reitsamerhof
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Tuberculina Tode ex Sacc.
F-681981Lars Styvén   1986-07-04
Sweden, Norrbotten, 100 km N of Boden
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Tuberculina (Ditmar) Sacc.
F-152951J.Ax. Nannfeldt   1944-07-14
Sweden, Gästrikland, Gävle, ’Tolfforsskogen’, on the rivulet Tolfforsbäcken, ab. 1500 m N.N.W. of the manor of Tolffors
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Tuberculina (Ditmar) Sacc.
F-656807P. Sydow   1898-09-00
Germany, Berlin, Berlind, Wald bei Rahusdorf
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Tuberculina (Ditmar) Sacc.
F-656808Jens Lind   1901-09-25
Denmark, Jylland, Horsens
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Tuberculina (Ditmar) Sacc.
F-691385F. Bubák   1900-09-14
Czech Republic, Bohemia: Böhmerwald supra lacum dictum "Schwarzer See"
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Tuberculina (Ditmar) Sacc.
F-698948R.E. Fries   1901-06-29
Argentina, Jujuy, Arroyo del medio ad aecidia Uromycetis cestri Mont.
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Tuberculina sbrozzii Cavara & Sacc.
F-699744P. Hariot   1906-06-13
France, Basse-Normandie, Orne, Alencon
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