Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Inocybe favrei, Inocybe favrei var. favrei, Inocybe favrei var. mundula
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Oslo, Natural History Museum Fungarium


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243945Inger-Lise Walter, Grete Strømsøe, Øyvind Weholt, Brynhild Sunde   2011-08-17
Norway, Troms og Finnmark, Sør-Varanger, Sør-Varanger: Skjellbekk, 69.3824 29.4651

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259142Angelina Nagy   DB-2022-08-19-32022-08-19
Norway, Innlandet, Dovre, Fokstua, 62.1112 9.2894

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259159Tor Erik Brandrud   TEB 144-222022-08-20
Norway, Innlandet, Folldal, Råtåsjøhø NE, 62.2746 9.8228

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258870Ellen Larsson   EL34-212021-08-12
Norway, Innlandet, Dovre, Fokstua, 62.1112 9.2904, 987m

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259105Ellen Larsson   EL 38-222022-08-19
Norway, Innlandet, Dovre, Fokstua, 62.1088 9.2917, 1034m

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259143Angelina Nagy   DB-2022-08-19-22022-08-19
Norway, Innlandet, Dovre, Fokstua, 62.1112 9.2894

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259224Tor Erik Brandrud   TEB 150-222022-08-20
Norway, Innlandet, Folldal, Råtåsjøhø NØ, langs vegen, 62.2711 9.8352

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258917Ellen Larsson   EL37-212021-08-12
Norway, Innlandet, Dovre, Fokstua E, Foksåi S, 62.1112 9.2901


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Google Map

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