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Dataset: UT-M
Taxa: Gymnopilus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Natural History Museum of Utah Fungarium

UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0001470M. L. Thornton   14531974-06-27
USA, Montana, Missoula County, McLain Creek at base of trail to north side Lolo, 46.698685 -114.101028
UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0001462Unknown   s.n.1972-10-07
USA, Montana, Missoula County, Graves Creek., 46.818522 -114.409597
UT:M
Gymnopilus humicola Harding ex Singer
UT-M0000878M. L. Thornton   s.n.1973-10-12
USA, Lavel Creek.
UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0000910Mrs. Roth   s.n.1975-09-09
USA, Montana, Missoula County, Between Six-mile Creek and Nine-mile Creek., 47.06512 -114.370151
UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0000917G. Ray   1301982-10-24
USA, Montana, Missoula County, Streamside Trail in Greenough Park, Missoula., 46.876411 -113.976763
UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0000089Bryn Dentinger   BD7632017-07-12
United States, Utah, Summit, 40.80344 -110.87781, 2767m
UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0000438Bryn Dentinger   BD8922018-04-29
Cameroon, East Region, Plot 1, 3.35624 12.7236, 643m
UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0000563Bryn Dentinger, Rob Fillmore, Kendra Autumn, Alex Bradshaw, Keaton Tremble, Bryce Alex, Dalley Cutler   2019-07-26
UT:M
Gymnopilus P. Karst.
UT-M0000765Elizabeth Rideout   ELR32019-08-24
United States, Utah, Summit, Ruth Lake (Mirror Lake Highway), 40.72367 -110.86754, 3048m
UT:M
Gymnopilus cf sapineus
UT-M0000817Granger Cocke   GBC72019-09-07
United States, Utah, Summit, Highline Trail, Mirror Lake Highway, 40.72367 -110.86382
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