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Taxa: Gymnopus polygrammus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History

F:Botany
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J. L. Mata (Mont.) J. L. Mata
C0348125FP. Wilson   6411903-03-03
Honduras, Shore of Laguna Quemosa

New York Botanical Garden

NY:NY
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L.Mata
01946184J. K. Small   s.n.1906-11-08
United States of America, Florida, Caldwell's Hammock near Silver Palm School; subtropical Florida
NY:NY
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L.Mata
01946183P. Wilson   6411903-03-03
Honduras, Shore of "Laguona Quemosa"
NY:NY
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L.Mata
01946182Peck   s.n.
Belize, [British Honduras= now Belize. No further locality information included with specimen]
NY:NY
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L.Mata
01950549D. J. Lodge   J2591993-01-06
Virgin Islands (U.S.), L’Esperance Trail, St. John.
NY:NY
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L.Mata
01946181Collector unspecified   17471891-00-00
Bolivia, Bolivian Plateau
NY:NY
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L.Mata
01946180J. R. Johnston   1881912-01-11
Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, 18.39488 -66.046548

University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium

TENN-F
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L. Mata
TENN-F-056589R.H. Petersen   96281998-06-10
United States, Puerto Rico, Rio Grande, El Yunque- Carribbean Natl. Forest. Vereda Angelito Trail, 18.32277778 -65.7475
TENN-F
Gymnopus polygrammus (Mont.) J.L. Mata
TENN-F-056592J.L. Mata   96311998-06-10
United States, Puerto Rico, Rio Grande, Palmer, El Yunque- Carribbean Natl. Forest. Bisley Trail Trailhead, 18.32666667 -65.74694444
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