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University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium

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Harold W. Keller   21381977-08-25
United States, Ohio, Adams, Serpent Burial Mound, 38.8908 -83.507
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H.W. Keller   12761976-09-06
United States, Ohio, Adams, Copas Cemetery, 38.8908 -83.507
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Calomyxa metallica (Berk.) Nieuwl.
H.W. Keller   13131974-09-19
United States, Ohio, Adams, Copas Cemetary, 38.8908 -83.507
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Crania applanata
H.W. Keller   14641975-08-26
United States, Ohio, Adams, Serpent Burial Mound, 38.8908 -83.507
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Calomyxa metallica (Berk.) Nieuwl.
H.W. Keller   12941974-09-06
United States, Ohio, Adams, Copas Cemetery, along Route 125, 38.8908 -83.507
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Punctelia rudecta (Ach.) Krog
ILLS00098032J.L. Crane   06-1362006-05-20
United States, Ohio, Adams, Edge of Appalachia Preserve, Buzzardroost Rock Trail.Brush Creek twp. Lynx Ohio quad. 38.7747° North Latitude, 083.4350° West Longitude., 38.7747 -83.435
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Stereum ostrea (Blume & T. Nees) Fr.
J.L. Crane   06-1852006-05-22
United States, Ohio, Adams, Chaparrall Prairie State Nature Preserve. Oliver twp. West Union OH quad. 38.8395° North Latidude, 083.5754° West Longitude. Remnant prairie on alkaline soil with some mixed hardwood forest., 38.8395 -83.5754
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Phragmidium speciosum (Fr.) Burrill
J.L. Crane   06-1772006-05-22
United States, Ohio, Adams, Chaparrall Prairie State Nature Preserve, Oliver twp, remnant prairie on alkaline soil with some mixed hardwood forest., 38.8395 -83.5754
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