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Dataset: MISS
Taxa: Xerocomus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Mississippi

MISS
Xerocomus Quél.
MISS0099202Patricia R. Miller   PRM-16882019-06-28
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, 2 mi SW Abbeville, 34.488889 -89.510833, 137m
MISS
Xerocomus illudens/tenax complex (Peck) Singer/(A.H. Smith & Thiers) Halling & Nuhn
MISS0099122Patricia R. Miller   PRM-5352015-08-20
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, 1 mi SW Abbeville, off MS Hwy 7 N, 34.489444 -89.510556, 135m
MISS
Xerocomus morrisii (Peck) M. Zang
MISS0099040Patricia R. Miller   PRM-20482020-09-11
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, Graham Lake Wildlife Management Area, 34.530833 -89.459167, 91m
MISS
Xerocomus illudens/tenax complex (Peck) Singer/(A.H. Smith & Thiers) Halling & Nuhn
MISS0099039Patricia R. Miller   PRM-19762020-08-14
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, Puskus Lake, 34.433889 -89.351944, 116m
MISS
Xerocomus morrisii (Peck) M. Zang
MISS0098998Patricia R. Miller   PRM-20902020-09-22
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, Graham Lake Wildlife Management Area, 34.531389 -89.458889, 91m
MISS
Xerocomus morrisii (Peck) M. Zang
MISS0098997Patricia R. Miller   PRM-20922020-09-22
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, Graham Lake Wildlife Management Area, 34.531944 -89.459167, 91m
MISS
Xerocomus illudens/Xerocomus tenax complex (Peck) Singer/(A.H. Smith & Thiers) Halling & Nuhn
MISS0098813Patricia R. Miller   PRM-23792021-08-31
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, 1 mi SW Abbeville, off MS Hwy 7 N, 34.490278 -89.509722, 128m
MISS
Xerocomus illudens/Xerocomus tenax complex
MISS0098768Patricia R. Miller   PRM-23082021-07-21
USA, Mississippi, Lafayette, 1 mi SW Abbeville, off MS Hwy 7 N, 34.488889 -89.510833, 131m
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