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Dataset: TNS-L
Taxa: Megalosporaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lichen specimens of National Museum of Nature and Science, Japan

TNS:L
41712   
Brazil
TNS:L
41713   
Brazil
TNS:L
Megalospora porphyritis (Tuck.) R.C. Harris
103429   
U.S.A.
TNS:L
106140   
Rwanda
TNS:L
108878   
Colombia
TNS:L
122153   
Japan, Kagoshima
TNS:L
122648   
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
122647   
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
122646   
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
122645   
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
122644   
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
122643   
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
122642   
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
123606   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123618   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123667   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123668   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123669   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123691   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123725   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123765   
Japan, Aomori
TNS:L
123850   1970-01-01
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
123875   1970-01-01
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
123920   1970-01-01
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
124082   1996-01-01
Japan, Fukuoka
TNS:L
124342   1996-01-01
Japan, Fukuoka
TNS:L
124971   1992-01-01
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
124972   1992-01-01
Japan, Hokkaido
TNS:L
125686   1952-01-01
-
TNS:L
129153   1984-01-01
Japan, Shimane
TNS:L
129154   1984-01-01
Japan, Shimane
TNS:L
129155   1984-01-01
Japan, Shimane
TNS:L
129156   1984-01-01
Japan, Shimane
TNS:L
129157   1984-01-01
Japan, Shimane
TNS:L
41548   
Brazil
TNS:L
41471   
Brazil
TNS:L
120792   
U.S.A.
TNS:L
123820   1968-01-01
Japan, Tokyo
TNS:L
111857   
Venezuela
TNS:L
Megalospora grossa (Pers. ex Nyl.) Vezda
47514   
Jugoslavia
TNS:L
Megalospora marginiflexa (Hook. f. & Taylor) Zahlbr.
126346   1973-01-01
-
TNS:L
119549   
New Zealand
TNS:L
119548   
New Zealand
TNS:L
128451   1933-01-01
New Zealand
TNS:L
118925   
Japan, Wakayama
TNS:L
129152   1984-01-01
Japan, Shimane
TNS:L
111547   
New Zealand
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