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

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DBG-F-017364Peggy Schmidt   1994-08-21
USA, Colorado, Denver , Hudson Street, Denver., 39.765021 -104.867973
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DBG-F-017537Peggy Schmidt   1994-08-22
USA, Colorado, Denver , Hudson Street, Denver., 39.765021 -104.867973
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DBG-F-023159Elsie Pope   2005-08-11
USA, Colorado, El Paso , Colorado Springs., 38.869183 -104.778258
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DBG-F-023855Colorado Mycological Society   2007-08-10
USA, Colorado, Boulder , Boulder., 40.023925 -105.265396
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DBG-F-021793Steve Kneipp   2004-08-14
USA, Colorado, Pitkin , Midnight Mine Rd, 2nd right above mine near little stream, 39.150047 -106.831252, 3353m
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DBG-F-028591Monty Puzey   s.n.2016-06-30
USA, Colorado, Denver, Denver Botanic Gardens, Oak Garden.
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DBG-F-028590Monty Puzey   s.n.2016-06-30
USA, Colorado, Denver, Denver Botanic Gardens, Oak Garden.
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DBG-F-033956Jack States   1987-07-28
United States, Wyoming, Fremont, Green Mountains
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Tuber dryophilum Tul. & C. Tul.
DBG-F-033910Jack States   1982-10-02
United States, Wyoming, Albany, Happy Jack Ski Area, Medicine Bow National Forest
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Tuber lyoni F.K. Butters
DBG-F-025149Greg Alston   2012-10-12
USA, Colorado, Boulder , In a cultivated garden/yard, N of City of Boulder near Highway 36.
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DBG-F-031087J. Miller   5161981-10-31
United States of America, Virginia, Montgomery, 8 miles south of Christiansburg on Route 615., 37.01727 -80.340961
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