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Dataset: USU-UTC
Taxa: Teichospora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Intermountain Herbarium (fungi, not lichens), Utah State University

USU:UTC
Teichospora megastega Ellis & Everh.
UTC00274629Arthur S. Rhoads   1944-11-04
United States, Nevada, Nye, 20 miles north of Beatty, 37.198589 -116.759227
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Teichospora megastega Ellis & Everh.
UTC00143335Arthur S. Rhoads   1945-04-13
United States, Utah, Washington, 15 miles west of Santa Clara on U.S. No. 91 highway., 37.132723 -113.926964
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Teichospora megastega Ellis & Everh.
UTC00143336Arthur S. Rhoads   1945-04-10
United States, Utah, Washington, 1/3 mile east of Harrisburg Junction and 81/2 miles west of Hurricane., 37.1619444 -113.4308333
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Teichospora megastega Ellis & Everh.
UTC00143337Arthur S. Rhoads   1945-11-04
United States, Nevada, Esmeralda, Near Goldfield., 37.7086111 -117.2347222
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Teichospora megastega Ellis & Everh.
UTC00143338Arthur S. Rhoads   1945-04-10
United States, Nevada, Nye, 20 miles north of Beatty., 37.198589 -116.759227
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Teichospora variabilis Ellis & Everh.
UTC00143415Arthur S. Rhoads   1945-05-30
United States, Utah, Cache, Near mouth of Green Canyon northeast of Logan., 41.92149 -112.093606
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UTC00143416Arthur S. Rhoads   1945-05-17
United States, Utah, Grand, Arches National Park, 38.722539 -109.58635
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Teichospora mammoides Ellis & Everh.
UTC00143448Arthur S. Rhoads   1945-04-15
United States, Utah, Washington, On sandy ridge 5.3 miles on road to Veyo from jct. W. of St. George., 37.215862 -113.629919
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