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California State University East Bay Fungarium
HAY	Nolanea (Fr.) P. Kumm. HAY-F-001006Dean Lyons   2023-05-20 United States, California, Santa Cruz County, UCSC Upper Campus Natural Reserve, Santa Cruz County., 37.00235176 -122.0631625 Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Nolanea sericea (Bull.:Fr.) P.D.Orton 00911681D. L. Largent   (Largent - DLL#) 34931967-12-26 United States of America, California, Santa Cruz Co., 36.974117 -122.030796 Full Record Details
University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium
UC	Nolanea pseudopapillata Largent UC605507T. T. McCabe   s.n.1938-11-20 USA, California, Santa Cruz, Boulder Creek., 37.126562 -122.122403 Full Record Details
University of California Santa Cruz Fungal Herbarium
UCSC	Nolanea (Fr.) P. Kumm. UCSC-F-00761Christian Schwarz   2012-04-01 USA, California, Santa Cruz, Mima Meadow (N. side), 36.971692 -122.06835 Full Record Details
UCSC	Nolanea (Fr.) P. Kumm. UCSC-F-00764Christian Schwarz   2011-03-08 USA, California, Santa Cruz, Hidden Hill Road, Santa Cruz Co., 37.021606 -122.009787 Full Record Details
UCSC	Nolanea (Fr.) P. Kumm. UCSC-F-00765Christian Schwarz   2012-11-23 USA, California, Santa Cruz, Nisene Marks State Park, Santa Cruz Co, California, USA, 37.01704 -121.9058 Full Record Details
UCSC	Nolanea sericea (Quél.) P.D. Orton UCSC-F-02194Michelle Torres-Grant   2017-01-13 United States, California, Santa Cruz Full Record Details

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