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Dataset: ILLS-FUNGUS
Taxa: Cumminsiella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fungi Collections

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W.H. Long   1914-10-00
United States, New Mexico, Pecos National Forest, Cienega Ranger Station
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ILL00057834G. B. Cummins   s.n.1955-07-15
United States, Montana, Skidoo Trail, east side of Flathead Lake.
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ILL00057835G. B. Cummins   s.n.1955-07-15
United States, Montana, Skidoo Trail, east side of Flathead Lake.
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ILL00057836W. G. Solheim   42891955-08-11
United States, Utah, Christmas Meadows Camp Ground, Wasatch National Forest, Uinta Mountains., 2682m
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ILL00057837W. B. Cooke   s.n.1947-09-27
United States, Washington, Spokane, along California Creek near Valley Ford at a small park 0.2 miles southeast of Palouse Highway., 732m
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ILL00057838J. W. Gerdemann   s.n.1959-06-22
United States, Oregon, Coos, on road near summit of Iron Mountain.
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ILL00057839W. G. Solheim, R. Solheim   22441948-10-12
United States, Colorado, Ouray, Ouray Picnic Grounds, Ouray., 2316m
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ILL00057840W. G. Solheim, R. Solheim   23211948-10-24
United States, New Mexico, Bernalillo, Cií©naga Canyon Recreational Area, Sandia Mountains, east of Albuquerque., 2286m
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ILL00057841J. P. Tracy   s.n.1948-08-15
United States, California, Humboldt, Ridge east of Grove's Prairie, Trinity Summit region., 1554m
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