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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Craterellus venosus
Search Criteria: Pennsylvania; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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Craterellus venosus R.H. Petersen
16066920Richard Jacob   2018-08-25
United States, Pennsylvania, Unknown, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, United States, 40.15090833 -79.226475
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Craterellus venosus R.H. Petersen
10631502John Plischke   2009-09-13
United States, Pennsylvania, Unknown, Jennerstown, Pennsylvania, USA, 40.16495 -79.06145
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Craterellus venosus R.H. Petersen
30759656shannonb56   2019-08-13
United States, Pennsylvania, Unknown, Bob O'Connor Golf Course at Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, PA, US, 40.43847807 -79.94230108
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Craterellus venosus R.H. Petersen
94507683swearle   2021-09-11
United States, Pennsylvania, Unknown, Somerset, PA, US, 40.11852217 -79.17682

Mushroom Observer

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Craterellus venosus R.H. Petersen
MUOB 27517John Plischke   MUOB 275172009-09-13
United States, Pennsylvania, Jennerstown, 40.165 -79.0615
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Craterellus venosus R.H. Petersen
MUOB 51234Dave W   2010-08-17
United States, Pennsylvania, Laurel Highlands, 40.1006 -79.3435
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