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Dataset: CANB-
Taxa: Tremellaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Australian National Herbarium

CANB
Biatoropsis Räsänen
CANB 913132.1Cranfield, R.J.   23257 a2008-09-21
Australia, Western Australia, Darling, Fish Creek., -34.891667 116.286667
CANB
CANB 569317.1Hertel, H.   398081998-05-30
United States of America, Arizona, Gila Co, c. 18 km NNE of Payson, S of Control Road, Tonto National Forest, ridge above Whispering Pines. At Houston Mesa Road., 34.366667 -111.283333, 1600m
CANB
CANB 655878.1Hafellner, J.   538311994-02-21
Spain, Canary Islands: Gran Canaria, by the road from Moya to Artenaria, between Las Fontanales and Los Pinos de Galdar., 28.038889 -15.616667, 1350m
CANB
CANB 813248.1Hafellner, J.   538311994-02-21
unknown or invalid, Canary Islands: Gran Canaria, along the road from Moya to Artenara, between Las Fontanalaes and the lookout point Los Pinos de Galdar., 28.038889 -153.116667, 1350m
CANB
CANB 569936.1Etayo, J.   s.n.1996-04-11
Spain, PROVINCIA LA RIOJA: Region Tierra de Cameros, near the village of Gallinero de Cameros., 42.25 -2.666667, 1000m
CANB
Tremella lobariacearum Diederich & M.S.Christ.
CANB 569930.1Diederich, P.   100221992-08-07
Papua New Guinea, Chimbu, SIMBU PROVINCE [Chimbu Province]: Mount Wilhelm, Pindaunde Valley, surroundings of upper lake., -5.783333 145.05, 3600m
CANB
Tremella lobariacearum Diederich & M.S.Christ.
CANB 569931.1Hafellner, J.   338611991-02-18
Spain, CANARY ISLAND: La Gomera, La Montaneta E of El Cedro, on the ridge SW of the top., 28.116667 -171.033333, 1020m
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