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Taxa: Cortinarius ianthinus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Atlas of Living Australia observation-based fungal data

N/A
Cortinarius ianthinus Cleland & J.R. Harris
12177449   2005-05-26
SPRINGMOUNT CONSERVATION PARK, -42.899987 138.5261111111111

Atlas of Living Australia specimen-based fungal data

N/A-AD:AD-C
Cortinarius ianthinus Cleland & J.R. Harris
AD-C 49153Catcheside, P.S.   1858a2004-06-07
Australia, South Australia, -35.446111 138.530556
N/A-MEL:MEL
Cortinarius ianthinus Cleland & J.R. Harris
MEL 2305446ARatkowsky, A.V.   970326A01997-03-26
Australia, Tasmania, Tasmanian South East, -42.9 147.2167
N/A-MEL:MEL
Cortinarius ianthinus Cleland & J.R. Harris
MEL 2349561ARatkowsky, D.A.   970326A0-801997-03-26
Australia, Tasmania, -42.9202777778 147.251111111
N/A-MEL:MEL
Cortinarius ianthinus Cleland & J.R. Harris
MEL 2349578ARatkowsky, A.V.   950223A0-1291995-02-23
Australia, Tasmania, -42.9247222222 147.257222222
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