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University of British Columbia Cortinarius updates
UBC-Obs	Cyathus striatus (Huds.) Willd. F34323J. Kit   JK20222022-10-22 Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Capilano River Regional Park (Giant Fir trail), 49.355 -123.11, 74m Full Record Details
UBC-Obs	Cyathus striatus (Huds.) Willd. F34324E. Trudeau   LL231020222022-10-22 Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Capilano River Regional Park, along Second Canyon Trail, 49.352888 -123.113006, 90m Full Record Details
UBC-Obs	Lepiota subincarnata J.E. Lange F34333A. Walter   AW242022-10-24 Canada, British Columbia, Wesbrook mall across the street from the Rashpal Dhillon Track and field oval, 49.257066 -123.237, 91m Full Record Details
UBC-Obs	Lycoperdon pyriforme Schaeff. F34334J. Fernandes   JF22OCT2022-12022-10-22 Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Capilano Regional Park, 49.3555 -123.1101, 70m Full Record Details
UBC-Obs	Lycoperdon perlatum Pers. F34335M.C. Kendrick   MCK2022OCT22.12022-10-22 Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Capilano River Regional Park, West side of Canyon Trail, right next to trail, 49.355465 -123.110324, 73m Full Record Details
UBC-Obs	Nidula candida (Peck) V.S. White F34340E. Evans   EE2022Oct22.32022-10-22 Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Capilano River Regional Park (4500 Capilano Park Rd, North Vancouver, V7R 4L3), Coho Loop, un-named offtrail on the west side, 49.354702 -123.112047, 65m Full Record Details
UBC-Obs	Nidula candida (Peck) V.S. White F34341L. Petersons   LP22092022-10-22 Canada, British Columbia, North Vancouver, Capilano River Regional Park, on a slope to the west of the Coho Loop Trail and south of the Salmon Hatchery bridge, 49.3548717 -123.1116678, 67m Full Record Details

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