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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fungi Collections
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N J.L. Crane & J.D. Schoknecht   s.n.1987-06-15 United States, New York, Hamilton County, Grassy Pond near Blue Mountain Lake. Adirondack Park., 43.86783 -74.27882 Full Record Details
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N K.P. Dumont, S.E. Carpenter & P. BuriticíȌ   Dumont-EC 17331975-07-29 Ecuador, Prov. El Oro, Ca. 21 kilometer from Pifias, toward Machala, on the Arenillas-Loja Road. Elevation 2,400 feet. Full Record Details
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N K.P. Dumont, S.E. Carpenter & P. BuriticíȌ   Dumont-EC 15321975-07-28 Ecuador, Prov. Chimborazo, Ca. 5 kilometer from Bucay (General Elizalde), On the Bucay-Riobamba Road. Elevation ca. 2,000 feet. Full Record Details
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N J.L. Crane   1983-02-09 United States, Illinois, Jackson, Fountain Bluff Full Record Details
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N K.P. Dumont, et. al.   1975-08-03 Ecuador, Morona Santiago, LimíÈ_n - MíȌ©ndez Road, 13 km from LimíÈ_n Full Record Details
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N Dr. Boudier    Full Record Details
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N JLC & JDS   1981-08-01 United States, Georgia, Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Suwannee Canal Recreation Area Full Record Details
ILLS:FUNGUS	Sporotrichum aureum \N K.P. Dumont & G.J. Samuels   1971-07-31 Venezuela, Trujilla, road between Escuque and La Mesa de San Pedro Full Record Details

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