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Taxa: Entoloma violaceonigrum
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Oregon State University Herbarium

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Entoloma violaceonigrum (Largent) Noordel. & Co-David
151705Jason Clark   JC14-2752014-12-02
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Medford District, Bureau of Land Management. Butte Falls Resource Area. Lost Rogue T.S. Crater Lake Hwy to 33-1E-25 to 33-2E-25.1 to curve just S of jct with -31.6. Hike S approx 60m near property line to site. Site is 2 m NE of a medium downed log at edge of ACCI patch. TRS: T33S R2E S31, SW¼SW¼., 853m
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Entoloma violaceonigrum (Largent) Noordel. & Co-David
151706Richard Callagan   RC-95-122012-12-13
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Medford District, Bureau of Land Management. Butte Falls Resource Area. Mouse Trail Creek IVM. Take West Fork Trail Creek Rd to road 33-2W-12, follow it to about.45 mi north of jct with road 33-2W-12.1 just before small drainage. Hike east about 60 ft to site underneath large incense cedar sign tree on east side about 5 ft out. TRS: T33S R2W S1, NE¼SW¼., 756m
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Entoloma violaceonigrum (Largent) Noordel. & Co-David
151707Gretchen Vos   GV14-389B2014-11-11
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Medford District, Bureau of Land Management. Butte Falls Resource Area. Eighty Acre T.S. TRS: T34S R3E S19.
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Entoloma violaceonigrum (Largent) Noordel. & Co-David
151708Gretchen Vos   GV14-4092014-11-14
United States, Oregon, Jackson, Medford District, Bureau of Land Management. Butte Falls Resource Area. Unit A. TRS: T34S R3E S29.
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