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

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Xanthoria fallax (Hepp in Arnold) Arnold
ILLS00101516J.L. Crane & J.D. Schoknecht   s.n.1984-08-03
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Wyoming 232.
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Cantharellus minor Peck
Geo. Neville Jones   1967-07-25
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Grand Teton Natnlal Park, under Lodgepole pine, Altitude 7000 ft.
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ILL00057763E. B. Payson, G. M. Armstrong   s.n.1923-07-25
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, on the Snake River, near the Idaho boundary, Alpine.
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ILL00060254Edwin B. Payson   32801923-06-25
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Hills east of Afton, Alt. 6600 feet., 2012m
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Melampsora lini (Ehrenb.) Lí©v.
ILL00060326Edwin B. Payson   34781923-07-11
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Sheep Mountain (Ferry Peak), Snake River Range, near Alpine
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ILL00060481Edwin B. Payson   37991923-08-10
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Mountains near Cottonwood Lake, east of Smoot, Alt. 7500ft., 2286m
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ILL00060583Edwin B. Payson   37191923-08-21
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Mountains near Cottonwood Lake, east of Smoot, 3048m
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ILL00062804Edwin B. Payson   37731923-08-09
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Mountains near Cottonwood Lake, east of Smoot, 2438m
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ILL00066414Edwin B. Payson   37041923-08-02
United States, Wyoming, Lincoln, Mountain near Cottonwood Lake, east of Smoot
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