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Taxa: Dermocybe cramesina (Cortinarius cramesinus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Atlas of Living Australia observation-based fungal data

N/A
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
39943Fungimap Recorder Number: 178   2004-07-18
Australia, Victoria, Blackwood. Jack Cann Reserve, -37.47944444444445 144.2913888888889

iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat-iNaturalist
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
1067158Jerry Cooper   2009-04-21
New Zealand, Manawatu-Wanganui, Blyth Track, Mountain Road, Ohakune, -39.356749 175.477405

Mushroom Observer

MUOB
MUOB 71215Kari   MUOB 712152011-07-09
Australia, South Australia, Stirling, -35.0022 138.7235
MUOB
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
MUOB 369967Richard Hartland   MUOB 3699672019-06-19
Australia, -37.4755 144.2897, 590 - 590m

New Zealand Fungarium

PDD:PDD
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
PDD 107699Karl Soop   2015-05-04
New Zealand, -42.3045 172.123
PDD:PDD
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
PDD 101855Karl Soop   2011-05-04
New Zealand, -42.346153 172.223097
PDD:PDD
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
PDD 95445Jerry A. Cooper   2009-04-21
New Zealand, -39.356757 175.477379
PDD:PDD
PDD 27173Egon Horak   1968-04-30
New Zealand
PDD:PDD
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
PDD 103878Karl Soop   1999-04-26
New Zealand, -41.8178 172.871
PDD:PDD
Cortinarius cramesinus (E. Horak) R.H. Jones & T.W. May
PDD 116593Patrick Leonard   2018-05-23
New Zealand, -40.9291 172.882
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Google Map

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