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Eastern Illinois University

EIU
Panus strigosus Berk. & M.A. Curtis
ILLS00120254W. Petersen   231992-10-23
USA, Illinois, Alexander, Horseshoe Lake Conservation Area, 37.126447 -89.324616
EIU
Panus strigosus Berk. & M.A. Curtis
ILLS00120159T. Kelly   TK 551992-10-23
USA, Illinois, Alexander, Horseshoe Lake, 37.118782 -89.286335
EIU
Xerula furfuracea (Peck) Redhead, Ginns & Shoemaker
ILLS00103815W. Petersen   W. Petersen 2HL0231992-10-23
USA, Illinois, Alexander, Horseshoe Lake Conservation Area, 37.126447 -89.324616
EIU
ILLS00104586A.S. Methven   ASM 86801999-08-12
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Shawnee National Forest near McClure, 37.479293 -88.926107
EIU
Hypocrea rufa (Pers.) Fr.
ILLS00104585A.S. Methven   ASM 86761999-08-12
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Shawnee National Forest near McClure, 37.3167 -89.4167
EIU
Leucocoprinus fragilissimus (Ravenel ex Berk. & M.A. Curtis) Pat.
ILLS00111209A.S. Methven   ASM 86751999-08-12
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Shawnee National Forest near McClure, 37.479293 -88.926107
EIU
ILLS00111190A.S. Methven   ASM 86791999-08-12
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Shawnee National Forest near McClure, 37.479293 -88.926107
EIU
Pulcherricium caeruleum (Lam.) Parmasto
ILLS00107497A.S. Methven   ASM 86781999-08-12
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Shawnee National Forest near McClure, 37.479293 -88.926107
EIU
ILLS00107509A.S. Methven   ASM 86771999-08-12
United States, Illinois, Alexander, Shawnee National Forest near McClure, 37.3167 -89.4167
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