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Taxa: Flavoscypha cantharella (Otidea cantharella, Otidea concinna, Peziza cantharella, Peziza concinna, Flavoscypha cantharella var. minor, Otidea cantharella var. minor), Flavoscypha cantharella var. cantharella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 569975Cooke Wm. B.; Cooke Vivian G.   22761; 227611947-11-28
United States, Idaho, Thatuna Ridge, Latah Co. W. End of
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 569977Shear C. L.   1920-09-18
England
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 569979Starbaeck   1905-09-00
Sweden
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 569980Parks H. E.   1925-01-10
United States, California
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 570837Waraitch K. S.   1966-08-30
India, Kilor Gala, Chamba, H. P.
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 570838Waraitch K. S.   1966-09-03
India, Jandhri Ghat, Dalhousie, H. P., 32.552186 75.946627
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 570839Cooke W. B.; Cooke Vivian G.   22761;1947-11-28
United States, Idaho, Thatuna Ridge, Latah Co. alt. 3100 ft, T.40n,r.6w,s.23, .5 Mile W. of U. S. 95, W. End of
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 865887Cooke, W. B.; Cooke, V. G.   227611947-11-28
United States, Idaho, Latah, Thatuma Ridage one-half mile west of U. S. 95, Dense, near-climax forest, north slope, West end of, 46.816168 -116.711724, 945m
BPI
Otidea concinna (Pers.) Sacc.
BPI 1005392Starback   s.n.1905-09-00
Sweden, Gafle
BPI
Otidea cantharella (Fr.) Quél.
BPI 982403   
Sweden
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