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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cortinarius chrysomallus, Cortinarius chrysomallus var. chrysomallus, Cortinarius chrysomallus var. odoratus, Cortinarius chrysomallus var. cystidiatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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NY:NY
01947264O. K. Miller   244831990-08-22
Austria, Tyrol, Timmelsjoch, Banker Alps, 2400 - 2550m
WTU
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WTU-F-041777Michelle T. Seidl, Dell Needham   49392001-09-05
U.S.A., Washington, King, Tonga Ridge Trail #1058 off Foss River Rd. (FS Rd. 310), Mt. Baker Snoqualmie NF., 47.676759 -121.232574, 1326m
WTU
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WTU-F-041525Joe F. Ammirati   117281995-11-10
U.S.A., Oregon, Fogarty Creek State Park., 44.83917 -124.05278
WTU
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WTU-F-041571Michelle T. Seidl, Joe F. Ammirati   129172003-09-14
U.S.A., Washington, King, Greenlake, Seattle., 47.677294 -122.337227
WTU
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WTU-F-023293Gary A. Laursen   36201984-08-30
Switzerland, Graubunden Canton, Val Tavrü S-Chael. Albula Pass., 2300 - 2600m
BPI
BPI 907848Moser   1987-08-26
United States, Wyoming, Sublette, Union Peak, Teton National Forest wy
BPI
BPI 909217McKnight, K.H.   91/3041991-08-23
United States, Wyoming, Fremont, Below Union Peak, Windriver Mts, Teton National Forest wy Under Salix glauca & phylicifolia, 3200m
BPI
BPI 894774Moser, M.   1983-08-27
United States, Wyoming, Park, wy Mt. Washburn, Yellowstone National Park.
CORT
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CORT007150Timothy J. Baroni   064451990-08-22
Austria, Tyrol, Imst, Timmelsjoch, Banker Alpe 2400-2500m, 46.9 11.1
British Mycological Society
504663   1999-08-31
United Kingdom, England, 54.16374 -3.30334
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