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Dataset: RMS
Taxa: Ciborinia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Wyoming, Wilhelm G. Solheim Mycological Herbarium

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Ciborinia bifrons (Ellis & Everh.) Seaver
RMS0003239H. H. Whetzel   13911938-05-01
USA, New York, Tompkins, Lloyd Preserve
RMS
Ciborinia erythronii (Whetzel) Whetzel
RMS0003240H. H. Whetzel   13901938-05-01
USA, New York, Lloyd Preserve, McLean
RMS
Ciborinia pseudobifrons Whetzel ex J.W. Groves & Bowerman
RMS0003241H. H. Whetzel   13921938-05-01
USA, New York, Lloyd Preserve
RMS
Ciborinia trillii L.R. Batra & Korf
RMS0003242H. H. Whetzel   14941938-06-08
United States, New York, Lloyd Preserve, McLean
RMS
Ciborinia pseudobifrons Whetzel ex J.W. Groves & Bowerman
RMS0008522C. A. Bowerman   1955-02-04
Canada, Ontario
RMS
Ciborinia erythronii (Whetzel) Whetzel
RMS0008529J. Dougan   71-101971-05-12
Canada, Ontario, Leeds, 2 1/2 miles N of Westport
RMS
Ciborinia pseudobifrons Whetzel ex J.W. Groves & Bowerman
RMS0009989M. E. Elliott   1956-02-00
Canada, Ontario
RMS
Ciborinia erythronii (Whetzel) Whetzel
RMS0010092W. G. Solheim   12741938-04-04
Cabin at U. S. D. A. Hort, Sta.
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Ciborinia pseudobifrons Whetzel ex J.W. Groves & Bowerman
RMS0010448C. A. Bowerman   1953-03-00
Canada, Ontario, Ottawa
RMS
Ciborinia confundens (Whetzel) Whetzel
RMS0010504W. G. Solheim   16691939-07-13
USA, Wyoming, Carbon, Near Sandstone Ranger Station, Sierra Madre Mountains, 2469m
RMS
Ciborinia erythronii (Whetzel) Whetzel
RMS0033418W. G. Solheim   12741938-04-04
RMS
Ciborinia trillii L.R. Batra & Korf
RMS0033419H. H. Whetzel   14941938-06-08
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