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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pluteus paradoxus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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19108656Jerry Cooper   2010-05-03
New Zealand, Canterbury, Waimakariri River Track, -43.02117765 171.5955328

New Zealand Fungarium

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PDD 88167Egon Horak   1969-03-26
New Zealand, -45.384575 167.589619
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PDD 95839Jerry A. Cooper   2010-05-03
New Zealand, -43.021196 171.595526, 646m
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PDD 72590Egon Horak | A Horak   2001-04-21
New Zealand, -42.332065 172.240636, 520m
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PDD 95520Jerry A. Cooper   2009-05-14
New Zealand, -41.346307 174.930677
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PDD 87413Jerry A. Cooper   2007-05-10
New Zealand, -40.994191 175.387889
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PDD 88718Egon Horak   1968-03-04
New Zealand, -41.7576 172.898
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PDD 106867Jerry A. Cooper   2017-04-03
New Zealand, -43.152288 171.731844
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PDD 113260Noah Siegel   2019-04-25
New Zealand, -45.816698 167.517288
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