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Canadian National Mycological Herbarium
AAFC:DAOM	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. 150016supplied by R.K. Benjamin   1961-06-02 Canada, Ontario, Carleton Co., Ottawa, Carleton University Full Record Details
University of Florida Herbarium
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-57058R.K. Benjamin   1959-10-00 United States, California, Riverside, Desert Center, ca 12 miles W, 33.799294 -115.561507 Full Record Details
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-57018R.K. Benjamin   RSA 9501957-10-12 United States, California, Riverside, S. base of Eagle Mts, 12 mi W of Desert Center, 33.707949 -115.119307 Full Record Details
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-57026G.F. Orr   1959-00-00 United States, California, Riverside, Earp, 3 Miles East, 34.162454 -114.13585 Full Record Details
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-57042R. Haniman   1963-03-01 Mexico, Baja California, 15 miles SE of Laguna Chapala, 29.401788 -114.362959 Full Record Details
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-57037J. Henrickson   1964-07-04 Mexico, Chihuahua, Moctezuma (22 km N, under bridge), 30.197666 -106.43707 Full Record Details
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-57036G.L. Benny   1969-12-11 United States, California, Riverside, Andreas Canyon, S. of Palm Springs, 33.762243 -116.53696 Full Record Details
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-66435J. Henrickson   RSA 14551964-07-04 MEXICO, CHIHUAHUA, Ahumada Municpality, under a bridge, 22 kilometers north of Moctezum, 29.465 -109.658, 659m Full Record Details
FLAS	Dispira simplex R.K. Benj. FLAS-F-66784J. Henrickson   RSA 14551964-07-04 MEXICO, CHIHUAHUA, Ahumada Municpality, under a bridge, 22 kilometers north of Moctezum, 29.465 -109.658, 659m Full Record Details

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