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MP	Secotioid fungus RMC-1578Robert M. Chapman   15782015-07-08 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, North side of Old Las Vegas Highway, 35.47754 -105.27534, 1976m Full Record Details
MP	Tulostoma Pers. RMC-1579Robert M. Chapman   15792015-07-08 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, North side of Old Las Vegas Highway, 35.47793 -105.27517, 1975m Full Record Details
MP	Tulostoma Pers. RMC-1580Robert M. Chapman   15802015-07-08 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, North side of Old Las Vegas Highway, 35.48014 -105.2749, 1979m Full Record Details
MP	Geastrum corollinum (Batsch) Hollós RMC-1581Robert M. Chapman   15812015-07-08 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, North side of Old Las Vegas Highway, 35.48014 -105.2749, 1979m Full Record Details
MP	Geopora Harkn. RMC-1582Robert M. Chapman   15822015-07-08 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, North side of Old Las Vegas Highway, 35.48092 -105.27476, 1976m Full Record Details
MP	Tulostoma Pers. RMC-1589Robert M. Chapman   15892015-08-23 United States, New Mexico, Ribera, Jonathan Dr. off frontage road 2116, 35.39718 -105.41743, 1902m Full Record Details
MP	Myriostoma coliforme (Dicks.) Corda RMC-1590Robert M. Chapman   15902015-08-23 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, Ribera, Jonathan Dr. off frontage road 2116, 35.39718 -105.41743, 1902m Full Record Details
MP	Tulostoma cretaceum Long RMC-1591Robert M. Chapman   15912015-08-23 United States, New Mexico, Santa Fe, Madrid, Waldo Mesa, 35.42437 -106.15388, 1889m Full Record Details

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