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Dataset: DUKE-
Search Criteria: Mexico; Nuevo León; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Duke University Herbarium Fungal Collection

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0348915E. Cazares   Trappe110501988-10-28
Mexico, Nuevo León, La Encantada
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0348916R. Young   Trappe110611988-10-28
Mexico, Nuevo León, Camino La Eucantada
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0350202Greg Bonito   T.325672008-07-28
Mexico, Nuevo León, El Barro. Instituto Tecnológico de CD. Victoria.
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0350203Hannah Reynolds   T.325742008-07-28
Mexico, Nuevo León, El Barro. Instituto Tecnológico de CD. Victoria.
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0350204Gonzalo Guevara   T.325792008-07-29
Mexico, Nuevo León, La Estanzuela, Chipinque National Park. Instituto Tecnológico de CD. Victoria., 1990m
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0350205Hannah Reynolds   T.325832008-07-30
Mexico, Nuevo León, La Estanzuela, Chipinque National Park. Instituto Tecnológico de CD. Victoria., 770m
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0350206Hannah Reynolds   T.325842008-07-30
Mexico, Nuevo León, La Estanzuela, Chipinque National Park. Instituto Tecnológico de CD. Victoria., 770m
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Tuber regimontanum Guevara, Bonito & Julio Rodr.
0350218Julio Rodz.   9092007-08-23
Mexico, Nuevo León, Sierra de Picacho., 26.134059 -99.894836
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0350219Gonzalo Guevara   915b2007-09-08
Mexico, Nuevo León, Sierra de Picacho., 26.134059 -99.894836
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0350220Gonzalo Guevara   9162007-09-08
Mexico, Nuevo León, Sierra de Picacho., 26.134059 -99.894836
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0350221Gonzalo Guevara   9572007-08-18
Mexico, Nuevo León, Sierra de Picacho., 26.134059 -99.894836
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0350222Gonzalo Guevara   9582007-08-11
Mexico, Nuevo León, Sierra de Picacho., 26.134059 -99.894836
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