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Dataset: UCSC
Taxa: Coprinellus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of California Santa Cruz Fungal Herbarium

UCSC
Coprinellus disseminatus (Pers.) J.E. Lange
UCSC-F-00241Christian Schwarz   2012-05-04
USA, California, Santa Cruz, Jordan Gulch, UCSC Campus, Santa Cruz Co, California, USA, 36.991478 -122.056497
UCSC
Coprinellus sect. Micacei
UCSC-F-00242Noah Siegel   2012-12-26
USA, California, Santa Cruz, UCSC Campus, Santa Cruz Co, California, USA, 36.990853 -122.058117
UCSC
Coprinellus sect. Micacei
UCSC-F-00243Christian Schwarz   2014-03-26
USA, California, Santa Cruz, CARE Park, Pajaro River, Santa Cruz Co, CA, 36.915447 -121.710232
UCSC
Coprinellus sect. Micacei
UCSC-F-00244Christian Schwarz   2014-04-07
USA, California, Santa Cruz, Mount Madonna Road, Santa Cruz Co, California, USA, 36.975876 -121.742133
UCSC
Coprinellus micaleus
UCSC-F-02292Christian Schwarz   iNat: 1460142762023-01-05
United States, California, Santa Barbara, Valley road, Santa Cruz Island
UCSC
Coprinellus flocculosus (DC.) Vilgalys, Hopple & Jacq. Johnson
UCSC-F-02394Julien Pometta   iNat: 1459751572023-01-05
United States, California, Santa Barbara, Road Between Field Station and TNC, Santa Cruz Island
UCSC
Coprinellus flocculosus (DC.) Vilgalys, Hopple & Jacq. Johnson
UCSC-F-02612Julien Pometta   iNat: 654825602020-11-23
United States, California, Santa Cruz, UCSC Arboretum
UCSC
Coprinellus P. Karst.
UCSC-F-02975Christian Schwarz   iNat: 147731782018-07-23
United States, California, Inyo County, Inyo National Forest
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