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University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium

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ILLS00121389Gregorio Delgado   MP32019-09-29
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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Hermatomyces amphisporus R.F. Castañeda & Heredia
ILLS00121395Gregorio Delgado   GP12019-10-10
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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Hermatomyces amphisporus R.F. Castañeda & Heredia
ILLS00121396Gregorio Delgado   GP22019-10-10
United States, Texas, Harris, Bear Creek Pioneers Park by Langham Creek, 30m
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Ernakulamia cochinensis (Subram.) Subram.
ILLS00121387Gregorio Delgado   MP62019-09-29
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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Hermatomyces amphisporus R.F. Castañeda & Heredia
ILLS00121388Gregorio Delgado   MP102019-11-03
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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ILLS00121390Gregorio Delgado   MP72019-09-29
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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Hermatomyces amphisporus R.F. Castañeda & Heredia
ILLS00121391Gregorio Delgado   MP12019-09-29
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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Ernakulamia cochinensis (Subram.) Subram.
ILLS00121392Gregorio Delgado   MP42019-09-29
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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Hermatomyces amphisporus R.F. Castañeda & Heredia
ILLS00121393Gregorio Delgado   MP82019-11-03
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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Hermatomyces amphisporus R.F. Castañeda & Heredia
ILLS00121394Gregorio Delgado   MP92019-11-03
United States, Texas, Harris, Meyer Park spring, 33m
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