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Dataset: LIMC
Taxa: Pluteaceae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Long Island Mycological Club

LIMC
Pluteus cervinus (Schaeff.) P. Kumm.
2408175M. Horman   s.n.2014-05-31
United States of America, New York, Nassau Co., Lloyd Harbor, Caumsett State Historic Park, 1,750 acre former estate consisting of upland deciduous forest, successional fields and salt marsh, 40.930793 -73.472809, 29m
LIMC
Pluteus petasatus (Fr.) Gillet
2408176M. Horman   s.n.2014-05-31
United States of America, New York, Nassau Co., Lloyd Harbor, Caumsett State Historic Park, 1,750 acre former estate consisting of upland deciduous forest, successional fields and salt marsh, 40.930793 -73.472809, 29m
LIMC
Pluteus nothopellitus Justo & M.L. Castro
2408186Joel L. Horman   s.n.2014-06-28
United States of America, New York, Nassau Co., Blydenburgh County Park, 635 acres containing Blydenburgh Lake and mature upland mixed forest including 500 year old Black Tupelo, 40.835113 -73.220272, 18m
LIMC
Pluteus podospileus Sacc. & Cub.
2793690Joel L. Horman   s.n.2016-07-08
United States of America, New York, Suffolk Co., East Islip, Heckscher State Park, 1600 acres mostly Pitch Pine and Oak with paved trails on coast of Great South Bay, 40.709802 -73.164463, 2m
LIMC
Pluteus romellii (Britzelm.) Sacc.
2793691M. Horman   s.n.2016-07-01
United States of America, New York, Suffolk Co., Terrell River County Park, 40.7995222 -72.773653, 1m
LIMC
2793732J. Brochard   s.n.2016-07-16
United States of America, New York, Suffolk Co., East Islip, Heckscher State Park, 1600 acres mostly Pitch Pine and Oak with paved trails on coast of Great South Bay, 40.709802 -73.164463, 2m
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