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Dataset: MICH
Taxa: Ascocoryne
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Michigan Herbarium

MICH:Fungi
270650N. J. Smith   8231967-10-07
USA, Michigan, Oakland, Haven Hill
MICH:Fungi
270647A. H. Smith   783171969-10-16
USA, Michigan, Oakland, Proud Lake.
MICH:Fungi
270646N. J. Smith   24281969-09-18
USA, Michigan, Chippewa, Emerson Slashings
MICH:Fungi
270640N. J. Smith   20371968-09-23
USA, Idaho, Bonner, Beaver Creek
MICH:Fungi
270645A. H. Smith   247501946-10-17
USA, Oregon, Clackamas, Still Creek, Mount Hood National Forest.
MICH:Fungi
270641S. J. Mazzer   41041965-12-28
USA, Florida, Jackson, Florida Caverns State Park
MICH:Fungi
270642N. J. Smith   8241967-10-09
USA, Michigan, Oakland, Haven Hill
MICH:Fungi
270644N. S. Weber   25021971-10-19
USA, Michigan, Cheboygan, University of Michigan Biological Station, The Gorge.
MICH:Fungi
270643F. Hoseney   28201973-11-02
USA, Michigan, Jackson, Washtenaw, Waterloo St. Recreation Area
MICH:Fungi
134906William J. Davis   s. n.2018-10-06
United States, Wisconsin, Dane, Festge County Park, Cross Plains, 43.12 -89.68
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