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Taxa: Ramaria subdecurrens, Ramaria subdecurrens var. burnhami, Ramaria subdecurrens var. burnhamii, Ramaria subdecurrens var. subdecurrens
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cryptogamic Russian Information System (CRIS) Observational Data

N/A
Ramaria subdecurrens (Coker) Corner
   s.n.
Russian Federation, Bashkortostan Republic, Yuzhno-Uralsky Nature Reserve
N/A
Ramaria subdecurrens (Coker) Corner
   s.n.
Russian Federation, Bashkortostan Republic
N/A
Ramaria subdecurrens (Coker) Corner
   s.n.
Russian Federation, Leningrad Region

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
Ramaria subdecurrens (Coker) Corner
F41864Karl Gustaf Nilsson   2004-11-03
Sweden, Närke, Hammar, Sweden, NÄRKE, Hammars sn, St.Koviken, RN 65120 14395 ,ruta 09E2h, 58 14

University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium

UC
Ramaria subdecurrens (Coker) Corner
UC914957W. B. Cooke   221781947-11-02
USA, Idaho, East side of US 95 at north edge of Winchester.
UC
Ramaria subdecurrens (Coker) Corner
UC914969W. B. Cooke   208621947-09-27
USA, Washington, Spokane, California Creek, near Valley Ford, at a small Park. 0.2 miles S. E. of Palouse Highway, 47.529925 -117.255441, 732m

University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium

TENN-F
Ramaria subdecurrens (Coker) Corner
TENN-F-036157R.H. Petersen   RHP361571971-08-26
United States, Michigan, Marquette, Powell, Rush Lake, 46.89 -87.91527778
TENN-F
Ramaria subdecurrens burnhanii
TENN-F-047042Burham   B 11917-09-07
United States, New York, Washington, Glens Falls, Vaughn's, 43.30944444 -73.64388889
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