Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Inocybe nodulosospora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan


TNS:F
48770   2011-07-01
Ishikawa, 36.55958 136.66498

TNS:F
25879   2009-07-13
Tokyo, 35.712472 139.762333

TNS:F
25875   2009-07-13
Tokyo, 35.712472 139.762333

TNS:F
25887   2009-06-29
Tokyo, 35.712472 139.762333

TNS:F
25878   2009-07-13
Tokyo, 35.712472 139.762333

TNS:F
22215   1992-07-21
Ishikawa, 36.23103 136.63684

TNS:F
22218   1993-06-22
Ishikawa, 36.57411 136.62866

TNS:F
22223   1997-09-07
Ishikawa, 36.18092 136.6683

TNS:F
22219   1993-07-12
Ishikawa, 36.55958 136.66498

TNS:F
22217   1993-06-28
Ishikawa, 36.56969 136.67686

TNS:F
22222   1997-08-25
Ishikawa, 36.3797 136.6209

TNS:F
22216   1993-06-26
Ishikawa, 36.57411 136.62866

TNS:F
22214   1990-06-28
Ishikawa, 36.52878 136.65987

TNS:F
22213   1986-08-19
Ishikawa, 36.10828 136.75378

TNS:F
22212   1980-08-15
Ishikawa, 36.10828 136.75378

TNS:F
22220   1995-07-22
Ishikawa, 36.43553 136.55069

TNS:F
22226   1993-06-21
Ishikawa, 36.55364 136.66986

TNS:F
22225   2000-08-06
Ishikawa, 36.56606 136.73486

TNS:F
22221   1995-09-09
Ishikawa, 36.3797 136.6209

TNS:F
22224   1998-09-12
Ishikawa, 37.42378 137.17039

National Mushroom Centre


NMC-FUNGI-NMC:FUNGI
NMC/00922Sabitra Pradhan   2019-05-14
Bhutan, Thimphu, Royal Botanical Garden, Serbithang, 27.428574 89.644728, 2371m

NMC-FUNGI-NMC:FUNGI
NMC/00916Sabitra Pradhan   2019-05-07
Bhutan, Thimphu, Royal Botanical Garden, Serbithang, 27.428574 89.644728, 2371m

NMC-FUNGI-NMC:FUNGI
NMC/00950Sabitra Pradhan   2019-05-21
Bhutan, Thimphu, Royal Botanical Garden, Serbithang, 27.428574 89.644728, 2800m


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Google Map

Google Maps is a web mapping service provided by Google that features a map that users can pan (by dragging the mouse) and zoom (by using the mouse wheel). Collection points are displayed as colored markers that when clicked on, displays the full information for that collection. When multiple species are queried (separated by semi-colons), different colored markers denote each individual species.

Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.