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Dataset: MSC
Taxa: Parodiellaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Michigan State University Herbarium non-lichenized fungi

MSC
Parodiella fruticola Ellis & Everh.
MSC0255501F.W. Anderson   1888-02-00
United States, Montana, 47.399404 -111.167745
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0235736B. B. Smyth   1892-07-28
United States, Kansas, Good land, 39.350833 -101.710172
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0235737C. S. Crandall   691894-08-20
United States, Colorado, 40.58526 -105.084423, 1524m
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0235738C. F. Baker   1894-08-22
United States, Colorado, 40.58526 -105.084423
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0235741C. F. Baker   1894-08-22
United States, Colorado, 40.58526 -105.084423
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0220625S.M. Tracy   1893-06-00
United States, Mississippi, 33.4504 -88.818387
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0220626C.F. Baker   1894-08-00
United States, Colorado, 40.58526 -105.084423
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0227122E. Bartholomew   1906-09-11
United States, Kansas, 39.104452 -101.007096
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0227554J. M. Bates   1896-09-03
United States, Nebraska, 42.536388 -99.700677
MSC
Parodiella grammodes (Kunze) Cooke
MSC0227555J. M. Bates   1896-09-03
United States, Nebraska, 42.536388 -99.700677
MSC
MSC0235955A. A. Heller   64011903-01-13
Puerto Rico, along the railroad near Pueblo Viejo, 18.391866 -66.116693
MSC
MSC0235956A. A. Heller   64001903-01-13
Puerto Rico, along the railroad near Pueblo Viejo, 18.391866 -66.116693
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