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Dataset: WSP-
Taxa: Badhamia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University

WSP
Badhamia capsulifera (Bulliard) Berkeley
WSP27059Wilhelm N. Suksdorf   1902-11-18
United States, Washington, Klickitat, Bingen, 45.715 -121.46333
WSP
Badhamia gracilis (T. Macbride) T. Macbride
WSP27060Wilhelm N. Suksdorf   1902-12-02
United States, Washington, Klickitat, Bingen, 45.715 -121.46333
WSP
Badhamia utricularis (Bulliard) Berkeley
WSP27061Wilhelm N. Suksdorf   1902-12-09
United States, Washington, Klickitat, Bingen, bank of the Columbia River, 45.715 -121.46333
WSP
Badhamia Berk.
WSP29154John Keene   1951-06-10
United States, Washington, Yakima, Yakima, 46.60222 -120.50472
WSP
WSP32120G.A. Newton   1929-06-12
United States, Washington, Pierce, Puyallup, 47.18556 -122.29167
WSP
WSP39093E.B. Copeland; Vera Miller   1940-11-08
United States, California, Alameda, along cross-campus road, University of California Campus, Berkeley, 37.86972 -122.25778
WSP
WSP40085E.B. Copeland; Vera Miller   1940-11-08
United States, California, Alameda, along cross-campus road, University of California Campus, Berkeley, 37.86972 -122.25778
WSP
Badhamia panicea (Fries) Rostafinsky
WSP60911W.B. Cooke; V.G. Cooke   1970-08-22
United States, Indiana, Owen, Green Bluff, near Spencer, 39.28667 -86.7625
WSP
Badhamia gracillis (T. Macbr.) T. Macbr.
WSP75174Hal K. Goree   1970-10-31
United States, Arizona, Pinal, edge of US Rte. 80 & 89 (now AZ 79), ca. 6 miles SE of Florence, 32.944887 -111.319835
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