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Dataset: TENN-F-
Taxa: Pseudoclitocybaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Tennessee Fungal Herbarium

TENN-F
Harmajaea harperi (Murrill) Dima & P. Alvarado
TENN-F-061314R. H. Petersen   126432006-10-03
United States, North Carolina, Haywood, Waynesville, GSMNP [Great Smoky Mountains National Park], Cataloochee Cove, End of Road, 35.61833333 -83.125
TENN-F
Harmajaea harperi (Murrill) Dima & P. Alvarado
TENN-F-076687J. Kalichman   JK1772021-11-28
United States, Washington, Jefferson, 48.0788 -122.8815
TENN-F
Harmajaea harperi (Murrill) Dima & P. Alvarado
TENN-F-076706J. Kalichman   JK1962021-11-30
United States, Washington, Jefferson, 48.0799 -122.8772
TENN-F
Harmajaea harperi (Murrill) Dima & P. Alvarado
TENN-F-076731J. Kalichman   JK2212021-12-06
United States, Washington, Jefferson, Gibbs Lake County Park, 47.9703 -122.8106
TENN-F
Clitopaxillus G. Moreno, Vizzini, Consiglio & P. Alvarado
TENN-F-076746J. Kalichman   JK2362021-12-07
United States, Washington, Jefferson, HJ Carroll Park, 48.0207 -122.7761
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