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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Boletus auriporus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fungi Collections

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J.D. Schoknecht   1970-10-27
United States, Illinois, Piatt, Allerton Park, Monticello
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Bart Buyck   s.n.2005-07-18
United States, Illinois, Union, Shawnee National Forest Ranger Station at Jonesboro. Elevation about 500 feet., 37.4517 -89.2681
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ILL00074955Watts   18
United States, Illinois, Union, Giant City State Park, near Makanela.
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ILL00074970F. J. Burton   2061973-10-03
United States, Illinois, Jackson, 5 miles Southwest of Murphysboro.
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ILLS00157577Tina C Blanchard   D551989-10-01
United States, Illinois, Pope, Rosebud, 7 miles south of Goleonda
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ILLS00156232W.J. Sundberg   24191973-08-11
United States, Illinois, Jackson, Giant City State Park near Makanda
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ILLS00156229W.J. Sundberg   24211973-08-11
United States, Illinois, Jackson, Giant City State Park near Makanda
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ILLS00156228W.J. Sundberg   VII-16-1977-11977-07-16
United States, Illinois, Union, Picnic area, Giant City State Park, near Makanda
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ILLS00156230W.J. Sundberg   28281975-09-15
United States, North Carolina, Transylvania, Yellow Gap - Pink Beds area, Pisgah National Forest
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ILLS00156233W.J. Sundberg   24051973-08-04
United States, Illinois, Jackson, Giant City State Park, near Makanda
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