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Dataset: FLAS
Search Criteria: Colombia; Boyaca; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Florida Herbarium

FLAS
FLAS-F-67247Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10472019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
FLAS
Laccaria amythestina
FLAS-F-67248Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10482019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
FLAS
FLAS-F-67249Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10492019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
FLAS
Leotia lubrica (Scop.) Pers.
FLAS-F-67250Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10502019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
FLAS
Inocybe (Fr.) Fr.
FLAS-F-67251Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10512019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
FLAS
Tricholoma flavovirens (Pers.) S. Lundell
FLAS-F-67252Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   
Colombia, Boyaca, detailed locality information protected
FLAS
Cortinarius (Pers.) Gray
FLAS-F-67253Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10532019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
FLAS
FLAS-F-67254Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10542019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
FLAS
Calostoma lutescens (Schwein.) Burnap
FLAS-F-67255Matt Smith, Tatiana Sanjuan   10552019-07-18
Colombia, Boyaca, Arcabuco, Madremonte Natural reserve (5°42’20’’N y 73°26’ 35’’W)
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