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Bell Museum

Dataset: MIN-Fungi
Search Criteria: United State; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum fungi


MIN:Fungi
14122[1220106]Clinton, G.P.   911896-05-00
United State, Illinois, Urbana

MIN:Fungi
308846[1234135]Carr, W.P.   2631911-03-26
United State, Texas

MIN:Fungi
613154[1236322]Holway, E.W.D.   s.n.1901-09-22
United State, Iowa

MIN:Fungi
Puccinia effusa Dietel & Holw.
457752[1236472]Tracy, Joseph P.   181831948-09-05
United State, California, Humboldt, 2 miles east of Grove's Prairie; Trinity Summit., 1524m

MIN:Fungi
494951[1236788]Seymour, A.B.   s.n.1908-06-04
United State, Massachusetts, Cherry Brook; Weston

MIN:Fungi
[1236842]Seymour, A.B.   601882-10-24
United State, Illinois

MIN:Fungi
308347[1237094]Higgins, B.B.   6361912-07-29
United State, New York

MIN:Fungi
308946[1237331]Brenckle, J.F.   197
United State, North Dakota

MIN:Fungi
313505[1238496]Long, W.H.   6181
United State, Texas

MIN:Fungi
317591[1239804]Brenckle, J.F.   2317
United State, North Dakota


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