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Dataset: FH
Search Criteria: Mexico; Tlaxcala; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

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Otidea subformicarum Olariaga, Van Vooren, M. Carbone & K. Hansen
barcode-00301035M. E. Smith   MEX-202007-09-23
Mexico, Tlaxcala, stop 9 Municipio Huamantla, La Malinche, Cañada Central, 19.48566667 -98.006, 3300m
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Humaria hemisphaerica (F. H. Wiggers) Fuckel
barcode-00304591M. E. Smith   Mex182007-09-23
Mexico, Tlaxcala, Stop 9: Municipio Huamantla, La Malinche, Cañada Central, 19.4856666667 -98.006, 3300m
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Humaria hemisphaerica (F. H. Wiggers) Fuckel
barcode-00304592M. E. Smith   Mex62007-09-21
Mexico, Tlaxcala, Stop 4: Municipio Coaxomulco, Cerro Cuatlapanga. N 19° 20’ 66” W 98° 5’ 25”, 2565m
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barcode-00284740M. E. Smith   MEX-172007-09-23
Mexico, Tlaxcala, [data not captured]
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Gilkeya compacta (Harkness) M. E. Smith & Trappe
barcode-01146419E. Cazares & J. M. Trappe   325172008-09-00
Mexico, Tlaxcala, Municipio Ixtacamaxtitlan, Cuatexmola
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barcode-01146480M. E. Smith   MEX-132007-09-21
Mexico, Tlaxcala, San Jose Teacalco, Camino Perimetral, Altamira, by the entrance to Albergue del IMSS, 3070m
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barcode-01146540J. L. Martinez   2007-09-23
Mexico, Tlaxcala, Municipio Huamantla, La Malinche, Canada Central, 3200m
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Scutellinia (Cooke) Lambotte
barcode-00822709M. E. Smith   2007-09-23
Mexico, Tlaxcala, Municipio Huamantla, La Malinche, Canada Central
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barcode-01146479M. E. Smith   MEX-112007-09-21
Mexico, Tlaxcala, San Jose Teacalco, Camino Perimetral, Altamira, by the entrance to Albergue del IMSS, 3070m
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