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Cornell University Plant Pathology Herbarium
CUP	Inocybe abundans Murrill CUP-F-4102   2966 No location shown. Full Record Details
Miami University, Willard Sherman Turrell Herbarium
MU	Inocybe abundans Murrill 000209120W. B. Cooke   319841960-07-04 Full Record Details
MU	Inocybe abundans Murrill 000209866W. B. Cooke   319841960-07-04 Full Record Details
New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Inocybe abundans Murrill 775626    Full Record Details
NY:NY	Inocybe abundans Murrill 673061Collector unspecified   2000-09-29 United States of America, New York, Orange Co., Rutgers Creek Wildlife Conservancy, 41.36065 -74.61655 Full Record Details
NY:NY	Inocybe abundans Murrill 775627   1910-09-10 United States of America, New York Full Record Details
NY:NY	Inocybe abundans Murrill 01939227W. A. Murrill   s.n.1911-08-06 United States of America, New York, Bronx Co., Sawdust Woods Full Record Details
University of Michigan Herbarium
MICH:Fungi	Inocybe abundans Murrill 11036W. A. Murrill   9-Aug-191911-08-09 USA, New York, Bronx Borough, Bronx Park Full Record Details
MICH:Fungi	Inocybe abundans Murrill 233390A. H. Smith   41341936-08-25 Canada, Ontario, Lake Timagami. Full Record Details
University of Washington Herbarium
WTU	Inocybe abundans Murr. WTU-F-043785W. A. Murrill?   s.n.1910-09-10 U.S.A., New York, NY Botanical Garden. Full Record Details
WTU	Inocybe abundans Murr. WTU-F-037132Unknown   s.n.1982-11-00 [No locality given on label.] Full Record Details

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