Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cortinarius vesterholtii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations


iNat-iNaturalist
Cortinarius vesterholtii Frøslev & T.S. Jeppesen
69312803Federico Calledda   2019-11-00
Italy, Liguria, Provincia di Imperia, Italia, 43.9028524258 7.9249612161

iNat-iNaturalist
Cortinarius vesterholtii Frøslev & T.S. Jeppesen
69312805Federico Calledda   2019-11-00
Italy, Liguria, Provincia di Imperia, Italia, 43.9010596592 7.9265822782

New Brunswick Museum


NBM
Cortinarius vesterholtii Frøslev & T.S. Jeppesen
NBM-F-00615Malloch, David   19.6.77/151977-06-19
Canada, Ontario, Thunder Bay District, 4 km S of Long Point Bay on Black Sturgeon Lake, 49.342 -88.863

University of Gothenburg


GB
Cortinarius vesterholtii Frøslev & T.S. Jeppesen
GB-0160964Jeppson, Mikael   2016-09-13
Sweden, Östergötland

University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium


O
Cortinarius vesterholtii Frøslev & T.S. Jeppesen
293839Geir Gaarder   59132009-08-22
Norway, Vestland, Luster, Luster: Vedvik: Notedal, 61.3579 7.3434


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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