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Dataset: GLM
Taxa: Xerula
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Fungal Collection at the Senckenberg Museum für Naturkunde Görlitz

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Xerula pudens (Pers.) Singer
GLM-F060727 / 138344 / 86200Zschieschang, G.   1975-07-16
Hungary, Budapest, Budapesti, Budapest, ca. 1 km s J√°nos hegy (Johannisberg), Laubmischbestand, um Quercus-Stumpf, 47.5 19.083333
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Xerula pudens (Pers.) Singer
GLM-F013946 / 64267 / 43953Zschieschang, G.   1984-09-29
Podelzig E, Reitweiner Sporn, NSG "Zeisigberg bei Wuhden"
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Xerula pudens (Pers.) Singer
GLM-F098246 / 710618 / 359437K√ºnstler, G.   1990-07-09
Switzerland, Genève, Genève, Genf, botanischer Garten, an sonniger Stelle im Kurzrasen, 46.227234 6.14707
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Xerula pudens (Pers.) Singer
GLM-F026956 / 86513 / 56271Dunger, I.   1980-10-05
Reinstädt b. Kahla N, Schönberg, Laubholzbestand
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Xerula pudens (Pers.) Singer
GLM-F080609 / 511394 / 205612Oemler, E.   2004-09-03
Wernigerode, Himmelpforte, Mähwiese, Wiesenrand
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Xerula pudens (Pers.) Singer
GLM-F098262 / 710535 / 359319K√ºnstler, G.   1994-10-02
Germany, Thüringen, Saale-Holzland-Kreis, Reinstädt b. Kahla N, Schönberg, thermophiler Saumbereich, 50.815483 11.481917
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Xerula Maire
GLM-F018271 / 523776 / 48108Zschieschang, G.   1986-07-24
Asheville ca. 55 km SW, Balsam, Forst-Mischbestand im Pisgah National Forest
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Xerula Maire
GLM-F018181 / 71427 / 48024Zschieschang, G.   1986-07-12
Asheville ca. 55 km SW, Balsam, Laubmischbestand im Pisgah National Forest, grasiger Gehölzsaum
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