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

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J.L. Crane & J.D. Schoknecht   s.n.1983-08-02
United States, New Hampshire, Coos, Woods along Route 26 between Errol and Colebrook, Dixville TWP.
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J.L. Crane & J.D. Schoknecht   1980-09-20
United States, Indiana, Vigo, Indiana State University Field campus, Brazil
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Digilio & Singer   1948-12-18
Argentina, de Tucuman, Quebrada de los Sosas
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F. Korf   1947-07-16
United States, Connecticut, Bogus Hill, Candlewood Lake
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R. P. Korf   1970-08-22
United States, Indiana, Owen, Green Bluffs, near Spencer
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M. A. Rosinski, R. L. Shaffer, & R. P. Korf   1953-07-16
United States, New York, South end of Comesus Lake
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E. A. Bessey et al.   1947-09-03
United States, Georgia, Mountain cove part way up Rabun Bald, 3,650 feet, Rabun
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C. T. Rogerson   1947-10-11
United States, New York, Genesee, Bergen Swamp
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Mycological Foray   1947-09-03
United States, Georgia, Mountain cove part way up Rabun Bald, 3,650 feet, Rabun
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C. T. Rogerson   1947-10-11
United States, New York, Genesee, Bergen Swamp
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F. Korf   1947-07-17
United States, Connecticut, Bogus Hill, Candlewood Lake
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R. T. Moore   1961-05-22
United States, New York, Tompkins, Ithaca
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