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Dataset: MUOB
Search Criteria: Italy; Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Mushroom Observer

MUOB
Amanita gracilior Bas & Honrubia
MUOB 87515James Baker   MUOB 875152011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
Amanita strobiliformis (Paulet ex Vittad.) Bertill.
MUOB 87887James Baker   MUOB 878872011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
Boletus poikilochromus Pöder, Cetto & Zuccher.
MUOB 157272James Baker   MUOB 1572722011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
Xerocomellus rubellus (Krombh.) Sutara
MUOB 157459James Baker   MUOB 1574592011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
MUOB 157509James Baker   MUOB 1575092011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
Inocybe fastigiata (Schaeff.) Quél.
MUOB 157510James Baker   MUOB 1575102011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
Rhizopogon roseolus (Corda) Th. Fr.
MUOB 160010James Baker   MUOB 1600102011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
MUOB 160094James Baker   MUOB 1600942011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
MUOB
MUOB 160199James Baker   MUOB 1601992011-09-28
Italy, Bosco Nordio Regional/Provincial Nature Reserve near Chioggia, 44.8418 12.3363
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