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Dataset: OSU-M
Search Criteria: Australia; Northern Territory; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Oregon State University Fungi, OSC

OSU-OSC:M
130888J Trappe   Trappe 153771995-03-15
Australia, Northern Territory, 30 km south of Nhulunbuy
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131125A.C. Kalotas   NT 464M, AK455M1984-07-01
Australia, Northern Territory, Docker River area, 25.23333333 -128.5666667
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130645J.B. Cleland   ADW 86151957-09-03
Australia, Northern Territory, Haast's Bluff Aboriginal Land Trust, 23.48333333 -130.5666667
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130891J Trappe; M Castellano, V. Gordon   Trappe 15399, BRI1995-03-16
Australia, Northern Territory, Nhulunbuy, Nambra Arts and Crafts Center
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149574J. Trappe   Trappe 15401, Loan to PDD2016-04-20
Australia, Northern Territory, Nhulunbuy, Nambra Arts and Crafts Center
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130889V. Gordon   Trappe 153841995-03-16
Australia, Northern Territory, Nhulunbuy, Yirrkala site
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131319Mantatjara   NT M4611983-05-26
Australia, Northern Territory, 2 km south of Roe Creek., 23.85 -133.8333333
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131126Steve McAlpin   NT n.s.
Australia, Northern Territory, Sandplain encircling Uluru, About 2 km east of Sunset Viewing Area, 25.3325 -131.0016667
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130644D. Gibson; J. Cole   NT M5061983-06-15
Australia, Northern Territory, Tanami Desert, 20.43333333 -131.75
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131129D. Gibson; J. Cole   NT M5051983-06-15
Australia, Northern Territory, Tanami Desert, 20.43333333 -131.75
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131132Imantura Richards; Steve McAlpin   NT M5881998-08-26
Australia, Northern Territory, Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park, 25.29166667 -130.9083333
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131124Steve McAlpin   NT n.s.2000-06-14
Australia, Northern Territory, Uluru, Dunefield, 25.285 -130.8688889
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131130P.K. Latz   NT n.s., Latz 162182000-05-31
Australia, Northern Territory, Uluru, eastern outskirts of Yulara tourist village, 25.23333333 -131.0086111
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