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Dataset: O
Search Criteria: Norway; Svalbard; Dickson Land; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium

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196428A. Heintz   1959-08-11
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Spitsbergen: Kapp Wiek: ca. 200 m. fra hytten, 78.5761 15.239
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Arrhenia lobata (Pers. : Fr.) Kühner & Lamoure ex Redhead
195464Jens Stordal   117881960-08-10
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Vest-Spitsbergen: Dicksonfjorden: Kapp Wiik., 78.5947 15.1738
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Lepista pseudoectypa (M. Lange) Gulden
370682Jens Stordal   11.7421960-08-08
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Vest-Spitsbergen: Dicksonfj.: Kapp Thordsen, 78.4579 15.4622
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Omphalina pyxidata (Bull. : Fr.) Quél.
362455Jens Stordal   11.7021960-08-06
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Vest-Spitsbergen, Dicksonfjorden, Kapp Wiik [Wijk]:, 78.5846 15.3199, 600m
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17211Jens Stordal   117341960-08-08
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Dicksonfjorden, Kapp Thordsen, 78.4579 15.4622
O
71645Jens Stordal   117361960-08-08
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Dicksonfjorden, Kapp Thordsen, 78.4579 15.4622
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362397Gro Gulden   241/811981-07-26
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Svalbard: Isfjorden, Kap Throndsen [Kapp Thordsen] at Hagahytta, 78.4886 15.3382
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Cortinarius (Pers.) Gray
362187Jens Stordal   11.7731960-08-10
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Svalbard: Vest-Spitsbergen, Dicksonfjorden Kapp Wijk., 78.5952 15.1724
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Cortinarius anthracinus (Fr. : Fr.) Fr.
362182Jens Stordal   11.7311960-08-08
Norway, Svalbard, Dickson Land, Svalbard: Vest-Spitsbergen, Dicksonfjorden, Kapp Thordsen., 78.4579 15.4622
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