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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium
CUP	Belonium aggregatum Cash CUP-K-0322    USA, Colorado, Mesa Lakes, Grand Mesa National Forest, 39.103129 -107.817763 Full Record Details
Fungal Collections at the Botanische Staatssammlung München
M:BSMfungicoll	Belonium aggregatum E.K.Cash M-0206223 / 593637 / 263840Davidson, R.W.   1930-07-00 United States, Colorado, USA. Mesa Lakes, Grand Mesa Nat. Forest Colo., 39.046753 -108.086929 Full Record Details
Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium
FH:FH	Belonium aggregatum Cash barcode-00374914R. W. Davidson   734-a1930-07-18 United States of America, Colorado, [data not captured] Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Belonium aggregatum Cash 03416544C. T. Rogerson   37071957-08-18 United States of America, Colorado, Jackson Co., Cameron Pass 4-H Camp, 22 miles southeast of Walden, 40.505819 -105.986129, 2743m Full Record Details
NY:NY	Belonium aggregatum Cash 03416545R. W. Davidson   734a1930-07-18 United States of America, Colorado, Mesa Lakes, Grand Mesa Natl Forest Full Record Details
USDA United States National Fungus Collections
BPI	Belonium aggregatum Cash BPI 662766Davidson R. W.   3411930-07-18 United States, Colorado, Mesa Lakes, Grand Mesa National Forest Full Record Details
BPI	Belonium aggregatum Cash BPI 662767Davidson R. W.   734-A1930-07-18 United States, Colorado, Mesa Lakes, Grand Mesa National Forest Full Record Details
BPI	Belonium aggregatum Cash BPI 662768Davidson R. W.   240-A1930-07-13 United States, Colorado, Mesa Lakes, Grand Mesa National Forest Full Record Details

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