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Dataset: CMMF
Taxa: Craterium
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Université de Montréal, Cercle des Mycologues de Montréal Fungarium

CMMF
CMMF011823Davis, Eli   NA1938-07-09
Canada, Ontario, Komoka, Ontario., 42.948942 -81.435069
CMMF
CMMF011826Beardslee, Henri C.   NA1897-08-00
United States of America, Michigan, Lewiston, Michigan., 44.882927 -84.306599
CMMF
Craterium aureum (Schumach.) Rostaf.
CMMF011828Davis, Eli   14541940-06-16
Canada, Ontario, Komoka, Ontario., 42.948942 -81.435069
CMMF
Craterium minutum (Leers) Fr.
CMMF011829Davis, Eli   14871940-08-07
Canada, Ontario, Dorchester, Ontario., 42.98652 -81.05812
CMMF
CMMF011830Davis, Eli   15261940-07-24
Canada, Ontario, Komoka, Ontario., 42.948942 -81.435069
CMMF
CMMF011838Hagelstein, Robert; Rispaud, Joseph H.   35481936-08-12
United States of America, Maine, Brassua Lake, Maine., 45.669449 -69.860679
CMMF
CMMF013683Pitel, Dave   51471964-09-21
Canada, Ontario, Carleton County, Burritts Rapids, Ontario., 44.981947 -75.797482
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