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Eastern Illinois University
EIU	Otidea ILLS00105115A.S. Methven   ASM 26731983-12-13 United States, California, Santa Cruz, Fire Station, Martin Grade off of Bonny Doon Road, 37.050996 -122.138473 Full Record Details
EIU	Otidea leporina var. minor (Rehm) Sacc. ILLS00105108A.S. Methven   ASM 23201982-12-14 United States, California, Santa Cruz, Martin Rd, Ice Cream Grade, 37.059804 -122.134702 Full Record Details
Field Museum of Natural History
F:Botany	Otidea smithii Kanouse Kanouse C0295628FP. Giffin & K. Gribble   NAMA 2012-2062012-12-14 U.S.A., California, Santa Cruz, Quail Hollow Ranch County Park, 37.098662 -122.050801 Full Record Details
Mushroom Observer
MUOB	Otidea onotica (Pers.) Fuckel MUOB 307593Cindy Trubovitz   MUOB 3075932018-01-16 United States, California, Santa Cruz, Big Basin Redwoods State Park, 37.1554 -122.237 Full Record Details
University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium
UC	Otidea umbrina (Pers.) Bres. UC629257A. Allen   s.n.1940-01-20 USA, California, Santa Cruz, 1 mile north of Boulder Creek. Full Record Details
University of California Santa Cruz Fungal Herbarium
UCSC	Otidea UCSC-F-00770Christian Schwarz   CS23682014-12-07 USA, California, Santa Cruz, Last Chance Road, Swanton, Santa Cruz Co, CA, 37.08282 -122.25871 Full Record Details
UCSC	Otidea UCSC-F-02979Michelle Grant Torres   iNat: 94674552018-01-00 United States, California, Santa Cruz, Nisene Marks State Park Full Record Details
University of Illinois, Illinois Natural History Survey Fungarium
ILLS	Otidea ILLS00156420W.J. Sundberg   42341979-02-06 United States, California, Santa Cruz, Highway 9, north of Boulder Creek, 37.127046 -122.121375 Full Record Details

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