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Dataset: WSP-
Search Criteria: Australia; Tasmania; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
WSP70352C. Vanky   1996-03-10
Australia, Tasmania, Tasmania, Tasman Peninsula, pr. Tasman Arch., -43.042146 147.950974, 40m
WSP
Endoxyla Fuckel
WSP73000G. Gates   2003-11-04
Australia, Tasmania, Derwent Valley Council, Wedge Forest, -42.856251 146.272084
WSP
WSP74328Genevieve Gates   2004-05-24
Australia, Tasmania, Tasmania, Mt. Wellington, Pillinger Track, -42.899057 147.234131
WSP
WSP75023G.A. Kile   1979-02-00
Australia, Tasmania, (near) Smithton, Sumac Rd., -41.21625 145.033732
WSP
WSP75355Kile   1975-10-27
Australia, Tasmania, Arthur River, -41.115102 144.873611
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