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Taxa: Cortinarius dombeyi
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Florida Herbarium - Fungi

FLAS
Cortinarius dombeyi (Singer) Peintner & M.M. Moser
FLAS-F-64216Rosanne Healy   MES-15932016-05-04
Chile, Osorno, Puyehue National Park, foothills of Volcan Puyehue, up the road past El Caulle north of Rio Golgol, 550m
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Cortinarius dombeyi (Singer) Peintner & M.M. Moser
FLAS-F-64218Alija Mujic   MES-18422016-05-08
Chile, Osorno, Puyehue National Park, Unplanned last stop near aguas calientes inside the national park, 573m
FLAS
Cortinarius dombeyi (Singer) Peintner & M.M. Moser
FLAS-F-64230Matthew Smith   MES-22862017-04-01
Chile, Magellanes, Rio Santa Maria, just south of Reserva San Juan and Fuerte Bulnes, 17m
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Cortinarius dombeyi (Singer) Peintner & M.M. Moser
FLAS-F-64233Alija Mujic   MES-23672017-04-03
Chile, Magellanes, Magellanes National Park, group camping site B, 393m
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Cortinarius dombeyi (Singer) Peintner & M.M. Moser
FLAS-F-64239Camille Truong   MES-24902017-04-06
Chile, Magellanes, Magallanes Forest Reserve, mirador Las Minas, 416m
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Cortinarius dombeyi (Singer) Peintner & M.M. Moser
FLAS-F-64254Rosanne Healy   MES-27602017-04-12
Chile, Los Lagos, Puyehue National Park, under bamboo and N. dombei along dirt rd across from big flat area with arroyo below Antillanca
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Cortinarius dombeyi (Singer) Peintner & M.M. Moser
FLAS-F-64259Matthew Smith, Marcos Caiafa, Yeyetsi Maldonado   MES-33562019-05-18
Chile, Araucanía, Villarica National Park, near Currarehue
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