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Dataset: UPS-BOT
Search Criteria: Netherlands; Utrecht; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

UPS:BOT
F-012246Oudemans   1862-10-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, near Utrecht (Ultrajectum)
UPS:BOT
F-012249C. Hartzer   1863-09-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, near Utrecht (Ultrajectum)
UPS:BOT
F-012276Oudemans   1861-07-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, Drieberg
UPS:BOT
Lactarius Pers.
F-012290Sin (?)   1863-10-04
Netherlands, Utrecht, Ad Driebergen
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F-012376Hartsz   1862-09-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrecht
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F-012728Oudemans   1861-10-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrecht (Ultrajectum)
UPS:BOT
F-127057F.A. Hartsen   1861-09-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, Driebergen
UPS:BOT
F-127059Oudemans   1861-07-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, Driebergen
UPS:BOT
F-127063F.A. Hartsen   1861-10-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, Driebergen
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F-127066F.A. Hartsen   1862-09-28
Netherlands, Utrecht, Driebergen, in sylvaticis ca Ultrajectum
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Cantharellus Adans. ex Fr.
F-127161Oudemans   
Netherlands, Utrecht, detailed locality information protected
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Amanita Adans.
F-153947Cornelis Bas   1953-09-18
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrecht
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F-525782Oudemans   1862-10-31
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrajectum [Utrecht]
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F-527949Oudemans   1862-09-00
Netherlands, Utrecht, Dreebergen
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Tricholomopsis (Schaeff.: Fr.) Singer
F-527961Hartsen   
Netherlands, Utrecht, Drieberge
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L-058959P.M.E. Gevers Deijnoot   
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrecht
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L-059093P.M.E. Gevers Deijnoot   
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrecht
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Physcia (Hoffm.) Fürnrhor
L-126571P.M.E. Gevers Deijnoot   
Netherlands, Utrecht, Op. pannedahen, bei Utrecht
UPS:BOT
Physconia Poelt
L-702397Deijnoot   
Netherlands, Utrecht, Utrecht
UPS:BOT
F-000092Oudemans   1862-07-17
Netherlands, Utrecht, Baarnsche Bosch
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