Dataset: ISC
Taxa: Porodisculus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Iowa State University, Ada Hayden Herbarium


ISC
Porodisculus pendulus (Fr.) Murrill
E.W.D. Holway   1882-09-00
USA, Iowa, Winneshiek, Decorah, 43.303306 -91.785709

ISC
Porodisculus pendulus (Fr.) Murrill
ISC-F-0084760C.W. Emerson   s.n.1927-04-23
USA, Iowa, Johnson, 41.81626 -91.666687

ISC
Porodisculus pendulus (Fr.) Murrill
ISC-F-0084761B. Shimek   s.n.1928-10-29
USA, Iowa, Anamosa State Park, Ice Cave Valley, 42.108337 -91.285159

ISC
Porodisculus pendulus (Fr.) Murrill
ISC-F-0084762G.W. Martin   63071946-10-05
USA, Iowa, Iowa, 41.793484 -91.8974

ISC
Porodisculus pendulus (Fr.) Murrill
ISC-F-0084763Holway   s.n.
USA, Iowa, Winneshiek, 43.300098 -91.789253

ISC
Porodisculus pendulus (Fr.) Murrill
ISC-F-0084764G.W. Martin   49791942-05-12
USA, Iowa, Johnson, 41.657166 -91.530045


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