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Charles Gardner Shaw Mycological Herbarium, Washington State University
WSP	Armillaria granulosoides Zeller WSP57240David Hudson   1967-05-27 United States, Idaho, Latah, one half mile east of Deary on Brush Creek about one half mile north of railroad tracks, 46.76583 -116.5075 Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Armillaria granulosoides Zeller 657611S. M. Zeller   57091930-11-28 United States of America, Oregon, Benton Co., On the divide between Wren and Kings Valley Full Record Details
NY:NY	Armillaria granulosoides Zeller 657612S. M. Zeller   57091930-11-28 United States of America, Oregon, Benton Co., 44.49176 -123.429309 Full Record Details
NY:NY	Armillaria granulosoides Zeller 657610S. M. Zeller   57091930-11-28 United States of America, Oregon, Benton Co., On the divide between Wren and Kings Valley, 396 - 396m Full Record Details
University of Michigan Herbarium
MICH:Fungi	Armillaria granulosoides Zeller 4970S. M. Zeller   s. n.1930-11-28 USA, Oregon, Benton, Wren & Kings Valley, on divide between, 44.5878 -123.4272, 396m Full Record Details
MICH:Fungi	Armillaria granulosoides Zeller 165158A. W. Slipp   1487 - Station 211943-09-29 USA, Idaho, Bonner, Priest River Experimental Forest; Benton Creek Pipeline; seventy-five feet from Benton Creek., 777m Full Record Details
USDA United States National Fungus Collections
BPI	Armillaria granulosoides Zeller BPI 752688Zeller, S. M.; Harvey, E. M.   1930-11-28 United States, Oregon, Benton, between Wren and Kings Valley at the margin of young Douglas fir growth, 396m Full Record Details

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