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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Clitocybe subinvoluta (Agaricus subinvolutus, Agaricus geotropus var. subinvolutus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Harvard University, Farlow Herbarium

FH:FH
Clitocybe subinvoluta (Batsch) Fries
barcode-00490540G. H. Hicks   7201892-06-00
United States of America, Michigan, [data not captured]
FH:FH
Clitocybe subinvoluta (Batsch) Fries
barcode-00597124C. J. Sprague   271
United States of America, Maine, [no additional data]

Iowa State University, Ada Hayden Herbarium

ISC
ISC-F-0067152G.H. Hicks   7201892-06-00
USA, Michigan, 44.575455 -85.319336

Meise Botanic Garden Herbarium

BR
Clitocybe subinvoluta (Batsch) Fr.
BR5020123364778Oudemans C.   S.N.1870-10-17
Netherlands, Prope Baarn
BR
Clitocybe subinvoluta (Batsch) Fr.
BR5020123361746Beeli M.   10591922-08-00
Belgium, Houyet

New York State Museum Mycology Collection

NYS-NYSM:NYSD
Clitocybe subinvoluta (Batsch) Sacc.
NYSd7301Howe, Eliot Calvin   
United States, New York, Washington

Swedish Museum of Natural History

S
F42956Karl Soop   1989-09-23
Sweden, Södermanland, Trosa-Vagnhärad, Sweden, Södermanland, Vagnhärad, Sund, 58 17

University of California Berkeley, University Herbarium

UC
UC670957G. H. H. [G. H. Hicks]   1892-06-00
USA, Michigan, Michigan Agricultural College.

University of Copenhagen

C:F
Clitocybe subinvoluta (Batsch) Sacc.
67038J.P. Jensen   1961-10-15
Denmark, NEZ: Tokkekøb Hegn, 55.889999 12.4

USDA United States National Fungus Collections

BPI
Clitocybe subinvoluta (Batsch) Sacc.
BPI 754705Hicks, G. H.   1892-06-00
United States, Michigan, Michigan Agricultural College, near woods, 43.755583 -84.888355
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