Dataset: MICH
Taxa: Cribrariaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Michigan Herbarium


MICH:Fungi
331352M. Gilliam   8441970-07-28
USA, Michigan, Livingston, E. S. George Reserve.

MICH:Fungi
331353M. Gilliam   5891970-06-23
USA, Michigan, Livingston, E. S. George Reserve.

MICH:Fungi
331354J. V. A. Drummond   

MICH:Fungi
331355A. H. Povah   s. n.1927-08-29
USA, Michigan, Alger, Rock River.

MICH:Fungi
331356L. W. Nuttall   18261890-00-00
USA, West Virginia, Fayette, [No specific locality information included with specimen.]

MICH:Fungi
331357V. M. Spalding   s. n.1895-00-00
Germany, Harz Mountains.

MICH:Fungi
331358Mrs. C. H. Kauffman   

MICH:Fungi
331359M. L. Farr   

MICH:Fungi
331360H. Bilgram   5
USA, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philadelphia.

MICH:Fungi
331361M. Gilliam   861968-06-25
USA, Michigan, Marquette, I. Bartelli property, off M510 & AAA Rd.

MICH:Fungi
331362M. Gilliam   3191968-07-31
USA, Michigan, Marquette, Sullivan Creek.

MICH:Fungi
337672A. H. Povah   17241927-08-29
USA, Michigan, Alger, Rock River.


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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