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Dataset: DBG-DBG
Taxa: Lentariaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Denver Botanic Gardens, Sam Mitchel Herbarium of Fungi

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Lentaria Corner
DBG-F-024581Robert Chapman   RUC 12542010-08-22
USA, Arizona, Cochise , South Fork, Cave Creek Canyon , Coronado National Forest, 31.88313 -109.17495, 1557m
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DBG-F-014555V. Gapter   1983-08-20
USA, Colorado, Grand , Arapaho National Forest, #3 Jim Creek, 39.8773 -105.7325, 2926m
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DBG-F-020115Colorado Mycological Society   1999-08-21
USA, Colorado, Front Range., 39.633891 -105.816943
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DBG-F-000741Mary Wells   1965-08-13
USA, Michigan, Lower Tahquamenon Falls, 46.604015 -85.210213
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DBG-F-027744Vera S. Evenson   2013-08-09
USA, Colorado, Boulder , Switzerland Trail near Sunset. Roosevelt National Forest.
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DBG-F-027763Ed Lubow   2013-08-08
USA, Colorado, Jefferson , Buffalo Creek. Pike National Forest., 39.356135 -105.31646
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Lentaria mucida (Pers.) Corner
DBG-F-001484Mary Wells   1967-07-27
USA, Michigan, Chippewa , Near White House Landing, 46.552016 -85.171766
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Lentaria mucida (Pers.) Corner
DBG-F-000628Mary Wells   1965-08-17
USA, Michigan, Chippewa , White House Landing, 46.552016 -85.171766
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Lentaria pinicola (Burt) R.H. Petersen
DBG-F-020783E. Lubow   2001-08-19
USA, Colorado, Clear Creek , Arapaho National Forest, Chicago Creek, 39.6901 -105.6241, 2926m
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Lentaria pinicola (Burt) R.H. Petersen
DBG-F-024778Ellen Jacobson   2011-08-05
USA, Colorado, Clear Creek , Mizpah Campground., 39.774431 -105.793063
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