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Dataset: O
Search Criteria: Sweden; Härjedalen; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium

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Melanoleuca subalpina (Britzelm.) Bresinsky & Stangl
62952Rolf Santesson   30544 dupl1981-07-22
Sweden, Härjedalen, Tännäs parish, Ramundberget, c. 1/2 km SSE of the hotel.
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Colpoma juniperi (P. Karst. ex P. Karst.) Dennis
160969K. Holm, L. Holm   10 h -671967-08-16
Sweden, Härjedalen, Hrj. Tännäs par, S slope of the mountain Hammrafjellet.
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Microbotryum violaceum (Pers.) G. Deml & Oberw.
187154G. Lagerheim   1897-07-00
Sweden, Härjedalen, Suec. Herj. Tjälenäs
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Tricholoma olivaceotinctum Heilm.-Claus. & Mort. Chr.
300452Karl Soop   1993-08-14
Sweden, Härjedalen, Hede: Sørviken
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203253G. Lagerheim   1897-07-00
Sweden, Härjedalen, Suec: Herj: Fjalnäs
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Alloclavaria purpurea (Fr.) Dentinger & D.J. McLaughlin
62137Esteri Ohenoja   1982-08-11
Sweden, Härjedalen, Östersund: Västerberg
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Taphrina nana Johanson
193647G. Lagerheim   1897-07-00
Sweden, Härjedalen, Suec. Herj. Glän
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203258G. Lagerheim   1897-00-00
Sweden, Härjedalen, Suec. Herj. Fjällnäs
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Cortinarius croceus (Schaeff. : Fr.) Gray
122627Knut Østmoe, Klaus Høiland   1979-08-08
Sweden, Härjedalen, Vest for Hede
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160913K. Holm, L. Holm   10 h -671967-08-16
Sweden, Härjedalen, Hrj. Tännäs par, S slope of the mountain Hamrafjellet.
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Melanoleuca subalpina (Britzelm.) Bresinsky & Stangl
62951Rolf Santesson   30203 dupl1980-08-08
Sweden, Härjedalen, Tännäs parish, not far from the river Ljusnan c. 0.5 km S of Hotel Ramundberget.
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