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Dataset: UCSC
Taxa: Geastraceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of California Santa Cruz Fungal Herbarium

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Geastrum Pers.
UCSC-F-00416Christian Schwarz   2012-12-07
USA, California, Santa Cruz, San Andreas Road, Santa Cruz County, California, USA, 36.915086 -121.8314
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Geastrum Pers.
UCSC-F-00417Christian Schwarz   2014-02-14
USA, California, Santa Cruz, UCSC, Fuel Break, 37.005977 -122.064322
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UCSC-F-00418Christian Schwarz   2009-02-18
USA, California, Santa Cruz, UCSC, behing Thimann Labs building, 36.983413 -122.054164
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UCSC-F-02235Stu Pickell   iNat: 1460210642023-01-04
United States, California, Santa Barbara, Chaparral North of Field Station, Santa Cruz Island
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Geastrum Pers.
UCSC-F-02245Damon Tighe   iNat: 1459838992023-01-05
United States, California, Santa Barbara, Diablo Peak Trail, Santa Cruz Island
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UCSC-F-02372Damon Tighe   iNat: 1457989172023-01-03
United States, California, Santa Barbara, Research Center, Santa Cruz Island
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UCSC-F-02454Julien Pometta   iNat: 1459320572023-01-04
United States, California, Santa Barbara, Near Red Peak, Santa Cruz Island
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Geastrum Pers.
UCSC-F-02750Christian Schwarz   iNat: 1462414042022-00-00
United States, California, San Diego, Camino Del Rio
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Geastrum Pers.
UCSC-F-02791Christian Schwarz   iNat: 430011072020-04-00
United States, California, San Benito, Laguna Mountain
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Geastrum Pers.
UCSC-F-02971Christian Schwarz   iNat: 147909622018-07-23
United States, California, Inyo County, White Mountain Research Center
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