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Taxa: Syncesia byssina
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

FH:FH
Syncesia byssina (Vainio) Tehler
barcode-00480810S. Rapp   1919-06-00
United States of America, Florida, Orange County, [no additional data]

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Syncesia byssina (Vain.) Tehler
BR5030045798148Ertz D.   181792013-08-10
Netherlands Antilles, Christoffel Park, along the path to the summit of the Christoffel mountain, 12.342777 -69.123333

Mushroom Observer

MUOB
Syncesia byssina (Vainio) Tehler
MUOB 349572Vitaly Charny   MUOB 3495722018-10-12
United States, Alabama, Baldwin Co, Splinter Hill Bog Preserve, 31.0253 -87.6852

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Syncesia byssina (Vain.) Tehler
L50906Anders Tehler   56071981-05-23
United States, Florida, Florida, The Lower Keys, Boca Chica Key, East Rockland Key. On shrubs at end of Palm Dr. Land dry and elevated.
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Syncesia byssina (Vain.) Tehler
L50994Anders Tehler, Jens Klackenberg, Annette Wiklund, Roger Lundin & Torsten Eriksson   3111985-10-09
United States, Florida, Florida, Highlands Co, Lake Placid, Archbold Biological Station, on the track to and in the bayhead c. 1 km WNW of the station. 27°10'N, 81°20'W.
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Syncesia byssina (Vain.) Tehler
L50996Anders Tehler, Jens Klackenberg, Annette Wiklund, Roger Lundin & Torsten Eriksson   3011985-10-08
United States, Florida, Florida, Highlands Co, Lake Placid, Archbold Biological Station, E of the station, along the road to the fire tower and around. 27°10'N, 81°20'W.
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