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Taxa: Pilophorus fibula
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

FH:FH
Pilophorus fibula (Tuckerman) Th. Fries
barcode-00259035E. Tuckerman   
New Hampshire, White Mountains
FH:FH
Pilophorus fibula (Tuckerman) Th. Fries
barcode-00259036E. Tuckerman   
New Hampshire, White Mountains
FH:FH
Pilophorus fibula (Tuckerman) Th. Fries
barcode-00259049H. Willey   
New Hampshire, Warren
FH:FH
Pilophorus fibula (Tuckerman) Th. Fries
barcode-00259050J. L. Russell   1852-09-00
New Hampshire, White Mountains, Davis Falls
FH:FH
Pilophorus fibula (Tuckerman) Th. Fries
barcode-00259051J. L. Lowe   34111933-08-30
New York, near Lake Placid, near Mount Marcy, Indian falls [elevation 3200 ft.], 975m
FH:FH
Pilophorus fibula (Tuckerman) Th. Fries
barcode-00259048J. L. Russell   

Mushroom Observer

MUOB
Pilophorus fibula (Tuck.) Th. Fr.
MUOB 99806Jason Hollinger   MUOB 998062011-06-01
United States, Tennessee, Sevier, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 35.665 -83.4824
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