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Taxa: Entyloma crastophilum, Entyloma crastophilum var. crastophilum, Entyloma crastophilum var. cynosuri, Entyloma crastophilum var. deschampsiae, Entyloma crastophilum var. semenovianum, Entyloma crastophilum var. spinosum, Entyloma crastophilum var. sydowianum, Entyloma crastophilum var. trisetariae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

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BPI 875584Liro, J. I.; Roivainen, H.   1938-07-13
Finland, Alandia Lemland, Nato
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BPI 964485J. J. Davis   s.n.1908-09-20
United States, Wisconsin, Racine, 42.726131 -87.782852
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BPI 947963Parks H. E.   s.n.1925-06-24
United States, California, Humboldt, Eureka, 40.802071 -124.163673
BPI
BPI 953235Davis J.J.   s.n.1918-09-12
United States, Wisconsin, Chetek, 45.314127 -91.651001
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BPI 978168Kochman J.   s.n.1934-08-20
Poland, Dunkowice, Jaroslaw Distr. Woods near
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BPI 978438Krieger W.   1886-03-24
Germany, Saxony, in Bielatal, near Koenigstein, 50.916255 14.071368
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BPI 979589Krieger W.; Wagner G.   1897-07-27
Germany, Saxony, between Kuhstall and Klein Witerberg
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BPI 979590Krieger W.   1898-07-24
Germany, Saxony, Kamenz
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BPI 979648Krieger W.   1898-07-21
Germany, Teich near Weinboehla
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BPI 981189   
Germany
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BPI 1044254Weese Jos.   1928-09-00
Austria, Huetteldorf, Vienna
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BPI 1025591Sydow H.; Sydow P.   1903-08-14
Germany, Saxony, Grosser Winterberg, Zwiesel near Schmilka, 50.8919 14.232612
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BPI 1032876Sydow P.   1901-07-29
Germany, Saxony, Grosser Winterberg, Zwiesel
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