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Dataset: ILLS-FUNGUS
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Oregon; Polk; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fungi Collections

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ILLS00100568Steven R. Hill   327632000-08-02
United States, Oregon, Polk, Southwest of Monmouth, east side of Oregon Route 223 (Kings Valley Highway), 0.6 mile north of junction With Shady Land Road, about 3 to 4 mile due north of Pedee. Willamette Valley (north end McTimmonds Valley). Elevation about 132 meters.
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Helvella elastica Bull.
ILLS00154737W.J. Sundberg   19771972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Camp Kilowan, near Falls City
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ILLS00155902W.J. Sundberg   19541972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Camp Kilowan, near Fall City
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Stereum hirsutum (Willd.) Pers.
ILLS00155926W.J. Sundberg   19661972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Area above Camp Kilowan, near Falls City
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ILLS00156171W.J. Sundberg   19641972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Camp Kilowan, near Falls City
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Rhytisma
ILLS00156291W.J. Sundberg   19581972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Camp Kilowan, near Falls City
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Bertia (?)
ILLS00156304W.J. Sundberg   19681972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Area above Camp Kilowan, near Falls City
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ILLS00156766W.J. Sundberg   19651972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Area above Camp Kilowan, near Falls City
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ILLS00101718W.J. Sundberg   19701972-05-26
United States, Oregon, Polk, Area above Camp Kilowan, near Falls City.
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