Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cantharellus deceptivus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations


iNat-iNaturalist
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
14674873Patrick R. Leacock, PhD   2018-07-00
United States of America, Wisconsin, Florence County, Wisconsin, USA, 45.816166 -88.354752

University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium


TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-067436M.G.W.   
United States, Tennessee, Blount, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-071394E. Harrower   
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-071459R. Swenie   
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-074596R.A. Swenie   
USA, Tennessee, Knox, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-074594R.A. Swenie   
USA, Tennessee, Knox, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-074593R.A. Swenie   
USA, Tennessee, Knox, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-074946R.A. Swenie   
United States, Tennessee, Blount, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-074943R.A. Swenie   
USA, North Carolina, Swain, detailed locality information protected

TENN-F
Cantharellus deceptivus Buyck, Justice & V. Hofst.
TENN-F-075259R.A. Swenie   
USA, Tennessee, Sevier, detailed locality information protected


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