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Dataset: NCSLG
Taxa: Endogonaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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North Carolina State University, Larry F. Grand Mycological Herbarium

NCSLG
Randall-Schadel, Betsy   1980-03-10
USA, North Carolina, Chatham, Kamp's property off county road 1958, 6 miles South of Pittsboro, off route 15-501, 35.633119 -79.177237
NCSLG
Randall-Schadel, Betsy   1980-03-24
USA, North Carolina, Chatham, Kamp's property on road to white pine stand, on County road 1950, 6 miles South of Pittsboro off US 15-501, 35.633119 -79.177237
NCSLG
GrandRandall-Schadel   1980-04-07
USA, North Carolina, Chatham, Kamp's property off county road 1958, 6 miles South of Pittsboro, off route 15-501, 35.633119 -79.177237
NCSLG
Youngiomyces multiplex (Thaxt.) Y.J. Yao
Randall-Schadel, Betsy   1980-03-10
USA, North Carolina, Chatham, Kamp's property off county road 1958, 6 miles South of Pittsboro, off route 15-501, 35.633119 -79.177237
NCSLG
Youngiomyces multiplex (Thaxt.) Y.J. Yao
Randall-Schadel, Betsy   1980-03-24
USA, North Carolina, Chatham, Kamp's property off county road 1958, 6 miles South of Pittsboro, off route 15-501, 35.633119 -79.177237
NCSLG
Youngiomyces multiplex (Thaxt.) Y.J. Yao
Randall-Schadel, Betsy   1980-04-17
USA, North Carolina, Chatham, Kamp's property off county road 1958, 6 miles South of Pittsboro, off route 15-501, 35.633119 -79.177237
NCSLG
Youngiomyces multiplex (Thaxt.) Y.J. Yao
GrandRandall-Schadel   1980-04-17
USA, North Carolina, Chatham, Kamp's property off county road 1958, 6 miles South of Pittsboro, off route 15-501, 35.633119 -79.177237
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