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San Francisco State University, Harry D. Thiers Herbarium

SFSU
Gyroporus castaneus (Bull.) QuÃ?'©l.
SFSU-F-003699E. Castro-Mendoza   7881976-08-15
USA, Texas, Llano, Enchanted Rock, 36 air miles south, 16 west of Llanao., 30.504762 -98.819608
SFSU
Strobilomyces floccopus (Vahl) P. Karst.
SFSU-F-004958E. Castro-Mendoza   7771976-08-15
USA, Texas, Llano, Enchanted Rock, 36 air miles South and 16 air miles West of Llano., 30.504762 -98.819608
SFSU
SFSU-F-009414E. Castro-Mendoza   8061977-05-15
USA, Texas, Llano, approx. 7 mi. north of Llano, 30.860958 -98.653924
SFSU
SFSU-F-009602E. Castro-Mendoza   8131977-05-15
USA, Texas, Llano, 7 miles north of Llano., 30.860958 -98.653924
SFSU
Amanita virosa (Fr.) Bertill.
SFSU-F-010643E. Castro-Mendoza   7791976-08-15
USA, Texas, Llano, Enchanted Rock 36 miles south, 16 miles west of Llano., 30.504762 -98.819608
SFSU
Amanita virosa (Fr.) Bertill.
SFSU-F-010654E. Castro-Mendoza   7801976-08-15
USA, Texas, Llano, Enchanted Rock 36 miles south, 16 miles west of LLano., 30.504762 -98.819608
SFSU
SFSU-F-010866E. Castro-Mendoza   8151977-10-29
USA, Texas, Llano, Entrance of Enchanted Rock 36 air miles south, 16 miles west of Llano., 30.504762 -98.819608
SFSU
SFSU-F-010869K. Jetton   4351975-11-01
USA, Texas, Llano, Enchanted Rock, 11.5 miles southwest of Llano., 30.504895 -98.817726
SFSU
SFSU-F-024237E. Castro-Mendoza   7891976-08-15
USA, Texas, Llano, Enchanted Rock, 36 air miles south, 16 west of Llano., 30.504762 -98.819608
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