Dataset: ILLS-
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Michigan; Keweenaw; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium


ILLS
ILLS00169212J. Lowe   s.n.1930-07-19
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Rock Harbor Isle Royale, 48.120708 -88.533404

ILLS
Lophodermium maculare (Fr.) De Not.
ILLS00167119A.H. Povah   s.n.1930-07-06
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Scoville Point., 48.162095 -88.453958

ILLS
Lophodermium tumidum (Fr.) Lambotte & Rehm
ILLS00167223A.H. Povah   s.n.1930-07-01
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Smithwick Island, 48.136541 -88.488403

ILLS
Lophodermium pinastri (Schrad.) Chevall.
ILLS00167166A.H. Povah   s.n.1930-07-22
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Rock Harbor, 48.120708 -88.533404

ILLS
ILLS00167141A. Povah   s.n.1935-07-08
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Rock Harbor, 48.120708 -88.533404

ILLS
Lophodermium piceae (Fuckel) Höhn.
ILLS00167156A.H. Povah   s.n.1930-06-30
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Rock Harbor. Open woods., 48.120708 -88.533404

ILLS
Lasiobolus ciliatus (W. Phillips) Mussat
ILLS00166185A.H. Povah   Fp. 1011930-07-08
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Tallman Bay, Isle Royale., 48.00044 -88.833412

ILLS
Chlorophyllum molybdites (G. Mey.) Massee ex P. Syd.
Roy & Betty Nelson   s.n.1994-09-25
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, In woods along logging road adjacent to John Wilkins State Forest at origin of U.S. Route 41., 47.471294 -87.871498

ILLS
Betty & Roy Nelson   s.n.1994-09-25
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Copper Harbor, Upper Penensula. In woods along a logging road adjacent to John Wilkins State Forest., 47.471294 -87.871498

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Phoma macrostomum
J. Lour   s.n.1930-07-16
United States, Michigan, Keweenaw, Tobin Harbor, 48.144318 -88.497847


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