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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cortinarius obtusorum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium

CUP
-CUP 73003.00Paula DeSanto   2022-11-07
United States, New York, Oneida, Forest Park, 43.3285 -75.7326
CUP
CUP-073112Paula DeSanto   2022-11-07
United States, New York, Oneida, Forest Park, 43.3285 -75.7326

iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

iNat
18099924Garrett Taylor   2018-11-04
United States, New York, Unknown, New York, US, 42.18291419 -78.61573181
iNat
34994741Garrett Taylor   2019-10-27
United States, New York, Unknown, New York, US, 42.09655133 -78.6400585
iNat
141383298Paula DeSanto   2022-11-07
United States, New York, Unknown, Costello Ave, Camden, NY, US, 43.32845338 -75.73261411
iNat
190348313Garrett Taylor   2023-10-21
United States, New York, Unknown, Maxian Rd, Binghamton, NY 13903, USA, 42.03282314 -75.94192189
iNat
249684311Mycoprof   2024-10-24
United States, New York, Unknown, New York, US, 42.70483985 -77.7856617
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