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Taxa: Melanophyllum haematospermum (Agaricus haematophyllus, Agaricus haematospermus, Agaricus hookeri, Cystoderma echinatum, Cystolepiota echinata, Fungus haematospermus, Inocybe echinata, Lepiota echinata, Lepiota haematosperma, Melanophyllum canali, Melanophyllum echinatum, Naucoria echinata, Pratella ... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Psalliota echinata (Roth) P. Kumm.
BPI 776800Beardslee   080570000-00-00
United States, North Carolina, 35.5 -80
BPI
Psathyra echinata (Roth) Overh.
BPI 913833Overholts, L. O.; Sinden, J. W.   s. n.1932-10-19
United States, Pennsylvania, State College woods
BPI
BPI 945385Unknown   
United Kingdom, England, Milton, Northamptonshire
BPI
Psalliota haematosperma (Bull.) S. Lundell & Nannf.
BPI 982659   
Sweden
BPI
BPI 985312   
Sweden
BPI
BPI 929855Bas, C.   4935
St. Hubert [probably Europe]
BPI
Psalliota echinata (Roth) P. Kumm.
BPI 1057509P. Hennings   s. n.1892-08-00
Germany, Berlin, botan. Garten

Virginia Tech University, Massey Herbarium - Fungi

VPI
VPI-F-0002858Liz Vilgalys   OKM 208001983-10-01
United States, Virginia, Montgomery, wet side of Pandapas Pond, Jefferson National Forest, 37.28254 -80.465518

General Observation and Personal Collections

MP
Renee Lebeuf   HRL11152012-08-02
USA, Pennsylvania, Monroe, East Stroudsburg, 40.99337 -75.14511
MP
Renee Lebeuf   HRL18072014-09-08
Canada, Quebec, MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges, Notre-Dame-de-L'ile-Perrot
MP
Renee Lebeuf   HRL35352021-09-26
Canada, Quebec, MRC des Chenaux, Sainte-Genevieve-de-Batiscan
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